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      • Who am I like? Lessing, Mantel, Bradbury, Atwood, Niffenegger, Dickinson, Victoria Wood
        • ‘Best comparison … Murakami’s Hard-Boiled Wonderland’
        • ‘Carefully crafted and satisfying … will feel comfortable to fans of David Mitchell and Iain M Banks’ – Tom Carlisle at Indie Litfic
        • ‘Distinct voice reminded me of The Handmaid’s Tale’
        • ‘Hilary Mantel’s Beyond Black … The Time Traveller’s Wife’
        • ‘Like Iain Banks …a gritty, grave place’
        • ‘Like John Fowles’s The Magus’
        • ‘Reminded me of Doris Lessing–though at the risk of committing a sacrilege, Morris is much more readable’
        • ‘Reminiscent of Dick and Asimov, but also of Louis Sachar’
        • ‘The canny cultural observations of Barbara Pym or Penelope Fitzgerald’
        • ‘This remarkable novel reminded me of The End of Mr. Y and Our Tragic Universe, by Scarlett Thomas’
    • Nail Your Novel books for writers
    • Not Quite Lost: Travels Without A Sense of Direction
      • ‘A quality similar to some of Emily Dickinson’s poems’ – Alexander M Zoltai on Not Quite Lost
      • ‘I travel not to go anywhere, but to go.’ RL Stevenson. 5 books for inner travellers
      • Not Quite Lost – synopsis and information sheet
      • Not Quite Lost: how it began
      • Reviews of Not Quite Lost
        • ‘A delightful slice of peripatetic whimsy’
        • ‘A lyrical description style that leads you straight into her magical view of the world’
        • ‘A novelist’s eye for detail … and for romance and drama in the everyday’
        • ‘A perfect book to pick up at an airport or lounge in the sun with’
        • ‘Charming as h*ll!’
        • ‘Devoured in a single sitting… consistently funny and engaging’
        • ‘Droll and enquiring … I laughed out loud many times’
        • ‘Engaging memoir of the road less travelled’
        • ‘Filled with charm and wit … from small giggles to full-on guffaws’
        • ‘Full of interior and exterior travel in the everyday and the special … moving’
        • ‘Genial, laconic, elegaic – a joy’
        • ‘I devoured most of it in a single, long, bewitched session’
        • ‘Intriguing and different – Not Quite Lost is a great find’
        • ‘Keep a copy in your guest room and you’ll never see your guests’
        • ‘Laugh-out-loud moments and old-fashioned GOOD writing’
        • ‘Moreish collection of off-kilter travel musings’
        • ‘Most beguiling – the author has something of Victoria Wood’s funny bone in her DNA’
        • ‘Move over, Bill Bryson … beguiling’
        • ‘Quirky, fun read – made me want to go out and have adventures’
        • ‘Quirky, original and delightful in equal measure’
        • ‘Sparkling with wit, humour and pathos’
        • ‘Stylish, lovely, well crafted’
        • ‘Totally wonderful’
        • ‘Turns the mundane into the hilarious or the dramatic’
        • ‘Well played, well crafted, funny and insightful’
        • ‘When they say life is an adventure, some people experience more adventure than others’
        • ‘Will reread … especially if flying or on a long journey’
        • ‘Witty, humorous, deeply moving – required reading for anyone keen to pursue a writing life’
        • ‘Wry humour, precise details, beautiful writing’
        • ‘Delightful: amusing, entertaining and often very moving … quintessentially English’
      • The first page – Not Quite Lost
      • The page 99 test – Not Quite Lost
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  • Coming next
  • Contact
  • Editing
  • How I work: in pictures
    • Why I Write: a tiny interview
  • My blogs
  • My books
    • My fiction – me as me
      • Ever Rest
      • Lifeform Three
        • The first page – Lifeform Three
        • The page 99 test – Lifeform Three
      • My Memories of a Future Life
        • First 50 words – video
        • The first page – My Memories of a Future Life
        • The page 99 test – My Memories of a Future Life
      • This book is now yours – Q&A with Jon P Bloch
      • Who am I like? Lessing, Mantel, Bradbury, Atwood, Niffenegger, Dickinson, Victoria Wood
        • ‘Best comparison … Murakami’s Hard-Boiled Wonderland’
        • ‘Carefully crafted and satisfying … will feel comfortable to fans of David Mitchell and Iain M Banks’ – Tom Carlisle at Indie Litfic
        • ‘Distinct voice reminded me of The Handmaid’s Tale’
        • ‘Hilary Mantel’s Beyond Black … The Time Traveller’s Wife’
        • ‘Like Iain Banks …a gritty, grave place’
        • ‘Like John Fowles’s The Magus’
        • ‘Reminded me of Doris Lessing–though at the risk of committing a sacrilege, Morris is much more readable’
        • ‘Reminiscent of Dick and Asimov, but also of Louis Sachar’
        • ‘The canny cultural observations of Barbara Pym or Penelope Fitzgerald’
        • ‘This remarkable novel reminded me of The End of Mr. Y and Our Tragic Universe, by Scarlett Thomas’
    • Nail Your Novel books for writers
    • Not Quite Lost: Travels Without A Sense of Direction
      • ‘A quality similar to some of Emily Dickinson’s poems’ – Alexander M Zoltai on Not Quite Lost
      • ‘I travel not to go anywhere, but to go.’ RL Stevenson. 5 books for inner travellers
      • Not Quite Lost – synopsis and information sheet
      • Not Quite Lost: how it began
      • Reviews of Not Quite Lost
        • ‘A delightful slice of peripatetic whimsy’
        • ‘A lyrical description style that leads you straight into her magical view of the world’
        • ‘A novelist’s eye for detail … and for romance and drama in the everyday’
        • ‘A perfect book to pick up at an airport or lounge in the sun with’
        • ‘Charming as h*ll!’
        • ‘Devoured in a single sitting… consistently funny and engaging’
        • ‘Droll and enquiring … I laughed out loud many times’
        • ‘Engaging memoir of the road less travelled’
        • ‘Filled with charm and wit … from small giggles to full-on guffaws’
        • ‘Full of interior and exterior travel in the everyday and the special … moving’
        • ‘Genial, laconic, elegaic – a joy’
        • ‘I devoured most of it in a single, long, bewitched session’
        • ‘Intriguing and different – Not Quite Lost is a great find’
        • ‘Keep a copy in your guest room and you’ll never see your guests’
        • ‘Laugh-out-loud moments and old-fashioned GOOD writing’
        • ‘Moreish collection of off-kilter travel musings’
        • ‘Most beguiling – the author has something of Victoria Wood’s funny bone in her DNA’
        • ‘Move over, Bill Bryson … beguiling’
        • ‘Quirky, fun read – made me want to go out and have adventures’
        • ‘Quirky, original and delightful in equal measure’
        • ‘Sparkling with wit, humour and pathos’
        • ‘Stylish, lovely, well crafted’
        • ‘Totally wonderful’
        • ‘Turns the mundane into the hilarious or the dramatic’
        • ‘Well played, well crafted, funny and insightful’
        • ‘When they say life is an adventure, some people experience more adventure than others’
        • ‘Will reread … especially if flying or on a long journey’
        • ‘Witty, humorous, deeply moving – required reading for anyone keen to pursue a writing life’
        • ‘Wry humour, precise details, beautiful writing’
        • ‘Delightful: amusing, entertaining and often very moving … quintessentially English’
      • The first page – Not Quite Lost
      • The page 99 test – Not Quite Lost
  • Out & about: interviews
    • Interviews
    • My chrysalis years: I write because … I’m totally unsuited to anything else
  • Recent releases
  • Speaking & tutoring
    • Speaking, tutoring and other adventures – picture gallery
  • Want a signed copy?
  • What’s my genre?
    • Following the strange – how I write: interview on Writer.ly
    • Out of sight, not out of mind – a travel diary and the origin stories of novels
  • Who am I?
    • Who else am I? Roz Morris ghostwriting
  • Why I self-publish
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