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    Untitled: A novel

    By John Cadet

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    Document Found in a Prefab Undergoing Demolition in a North-west London Suburb
    A novel-ms, lost and recovered years later, in the form of an account by a schoolboy of his final year at grammar school, an attempt by examining the days past to find a key to the future.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateFeb 11, 2016
    ISBN9781633234475
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    Untitled: A novel
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    John Cadet

    J.M. Cadet was born in London but has lived in the East – mainly in Thailand – since 1961. As well as teaching English at the Chitrlada Palace School and for the British Council, he was at one time the news editor of the Bangkok World Newspaper and the initiator of the Thai TV FM Multiplex news programme. In Chiang Mai, where he now lives with his Thai wife and daughters, he has taught English literature as a special lecturer at Payap University and serves currently as an adviser for the Graduate School of Chiang Mai University. In addition to his two collections of short fiction, he has written a study of the Vessantara Jataka (a Buddhist ‘Birth Story’), and is now completing a non-fiction work, provisionally entitled The Road East.

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