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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Caledonian Road

Book • 2024

Mentioned by

Arjan Noorlander

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Richard Fidler

as a social novel about London and its complex characters.

Encore: When success, a big house and a loving family aren't enough

Mentioned by Oisín Rogers as a good yarn and very London.

Oisín Rogers, The Devonshire: 13 Unconventional Leadership Secrets of the World’s Best Pub (these will blow your mind)

Aanbevolen door

Arjan Noorlander

; het boek gaat over de strijd tussen individu en de grote internationale wereld.

Café Europa #S7E14: Welke rol speelt Europa tijdens deze campagne?

Mentioned by

Kate Bowler

while introducing Andrew O’Hagan and listing his published books.

You’re Going to Need Some Friends with Andrew O’Hagan

Mentioned by

Dan Simpson

as a recent London novel alongside others when placing 'Ghost Month' in a London-novel tradition.

Simon Wroe, author of 'Ghost Month' - BBC Radio 2 Book Club pick discusses listening to your instinct, getting into your characters' heads, and writing a novel for London

Mentioned by

Susie Mesure

as the author of 'Caledonian Road', discussing his writing process and inspiration.

The Great London Novel, with Andrew O'Hagan

Kate Mosse

recommends it, considering it a fantastic book.

415. Guilty Feminist Book Club with Jessica Fostekew and Kate Mosse

Mentioned by

Jim Waterson

as a book about modern London, offering escapism from his work.

Have we hit peak politics podcast? – Panel edition

Mentioned by

Jordan Theresa

as an example of a book whose extensive opening scene-setting did not deter her from reading it.

What does Zoella owe me?

Mentioned by

Kate Evans

in relation to themes of money and inequality in London, similar to "Evenings and Weekends".

Catherine McKinnon's To Sing of War takes us to PNG during WW ll

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