Softly In The
Dusk
The latest instalment of autobiographical short stories from the pen of Stuart Bell, describing his life in a Durham pit village and, through whisperings from the grave, the lives of his family and friends; his struggles to teach himself law; and his eventual return to a career in writing.
It follows step-by-step his launch into politics, culminating in him becoming MP for Middlesbrough, a member of Tony Blair's government, a freeman of the City of London and a knight of the realm.
Here also are some fascinating stories of personalities such as John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Robert Maxwell, and more tales from the author's Paris days, including the mysteries of a French Presidential election that even now cannot be fully told...
ISBN: 0-9538638-6-7
Paperback
£6.99
The latest instalment of autobiographical short stories from the pen of Stuart Bell, describing his life in a Durham pit village and, through whisperings from the grave, the lives of his family and friends; his struggles to teach himself law; and his eventual return to a career in writing.
It follows step-by-step his launch into politics, culminating in him becoming MP for Middlesbrough, a member of Tony Blair's government, a freeman of the City of London and a knight of the realm.
Here also are some fascinating stories of personalities such as John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Robert Maxwell, and more tales from the author's Paris days, including the mysteries of a French Presidential election that even now cannot be fully told...
ISBN: 0-9538638-6-7
Paperback
£6.99
