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Forgotten Voices of the Great War on a Narrowboat.

A reading of Max Arthur’s Forgotten Voices of the Great War during Armistice.
It’s always an honour to read these recollections, and hope to share with you some poignant pieces from my favourite book during this time of remembrance.

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An english female who gets far too excited about package tea bags (or excited the right amount.) Deep admirer of all things rum and pirates. Answers to the name of Elizabeth, Liz, Lizbef, Miss England, Earle, Your Majesty (still working on that one) or "anyone want a rum?"
I grew up with fantasy books and became saddened at the age of 13 when I found out the world map was not half of the world but the whole god damn thing. I attempted the grown up 9-5 and found it draining my soul, little by little.
Author of six books, I knew that writing adventures for my characters wasn't enough- I had to experience one too. And maybe not just one. Maybe my life should be an adventure.
So I quit my job, sold my possessions, and here I am.
Living my own adventure.
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One reply on “Forgotten Voices of the Great War on a Narrowboat.”

Hey Liz – My Irish father served in the British Army throughout WW2 for nearly eight years in the Irish Guards & numbers ! & 2 Commandos. – All over Europe and North Africa incudung being sunk into Arctic seas off of the Lofoten Islands Norway.- About 1955 he showed me a ‘Room to Let’ card in the Kilburn High Road. ROOM TO LET – NO BLACKS, IRISH, OR DOGS.

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