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Richard Newton

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Richard Newton is the best selling author of a range of non-fiction books who has recently made the scary jump into fiction writing.

His published works are mostly niche non-fiction books. His first book for everyone, Dream It, Do It, Live It was published 2013. More recently, he published the novella A Touch of Absolution. He's been writing fiction for decades, but this is the first time it has been available to the public.

His books have been translated into 17 languages and won awards, including the Management Book of the Year 2013.

He reads all the time, and for the last few years he has written a review of every book he has read. The reviews reflect his eclectic tastes in reading - good literature, a lot of philosophy, for profession
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Richard Newton I have always had a yearning to be an explorer in the 18th or 19th century, when the world still seemed impossibly vast and there were many wonderful …moreI have always had a yearning to be an explorer in the 18th or 19th century, when the world still seemed impossibly vast and there were many wonderful unknown places to explore and get lost in. It was a time when moving just a few miles you could adopt a different personality and no one would know. I guess if I had the choice it would be something like popping up in one of the worlds in a Jules Verne novel, the short I read as a child, and setting out as an explorer. (less)
Richard Newton To be honest I have no constant precepts and maxims that guide me. I have some for a period of time and then I find new ones which overtake the old on…moreTo be honest I have no constant precepts and maxims that guide me. I have some for a period of time and then I find new ones which overtake the old ones. Examples:

You are what you think all day long

To change how you think, change your behaviour(less)
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Learning to be choosy!

A good friend of my recently bought me a year’s subscription to the Literary Review. For anyone who does not know this magazine, it’s published monthly in English and contains a series of fairly detailed reviews of recently published books. There is a bit more to the magazine than that, but 90%+ is book reviews.

There seem to be no specific genres it focuses on. In my first month’s edition there a Read more of this blog post »
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"I found this 600-pager hard to put down, to use the old cliché. I recall when I purchased this one many years’ back being attracted to the cover blurbs premise and the comment that it was a “masterpiece”. It is not for me a masterpiece, but it sure h" Read more of this review »
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A series of short, some very short, non-fiction pieces on the Scottish environment. I find it difficult to overstate how much I enjoyed this book. What seems like simple prose, is a powerful, elegant, flowing series of short pieces, almost musings an ...more
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" Quo wrote: "I've had a copy of Resistance, Rebellion & Death by Camus for ages & occasionally read some of the essays within the book, providing some ...more "
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“I was not up to forgiving offences, but I did eventually forget all of them - and a person who thought that I hated him would be amazed to see me greet him with a broad smile. (pp32)”
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I enjoyed this book, which may be an odd thing to say given the content matter - the fall of someone from a high position. I mostly enjoyed the style, which is a first person dialogue as if the narrator of the book is talking to someone else. Someone ...more
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“Where you come from is gone, where you thought you were going to was never there, and where you are is no good unless you can get away from it. Where is there a place for you to be? No place... Nothing outside you can give you any place... In yourself right now is all the place you've got.”
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Steven Godin Thanks Richard, look forward to more of your reviews.


message 1: by Jacob

Jacob Overmark Hi Richard, I´m happy to welcome you on board.
There are some great works I would never venture into reviewing but I do appreciate the people who do.
Looking forward to see what you will be reading.
Brgds Jacob


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