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James Bovill

James Bovill is an examiner for the IBO. Until he retired some years ago, he worked as a secondary teacher in the Glasgow area, where he still lives. He has three daughters, three grandchildren, and since 2009, has enjoyed the companionship of a lady from New Jersey, USA. He claims to be influenced by Bob Dylan, Mervyn Peake and Evelyn Waugh, who help him to laugh; and Damon Runyon, who helps him to cry. He describes his fifth novel, The Tale of Franklin Gaddarini, as a meditation.

 

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  • The Tale of Franklin Gaddarini

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    Franklin Gaddarini is a 49-year-old Glaswegian who feels something is wrong with him. He suspects he has no purpose to his life, but his natural sloth stops him from trying to find one. His instinctive response to problems is to run away from them, and as they start to grow,

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