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The Write Factor is pleased to announce that copies of the new novel by John Moat – A Fabrication of Gold – are available now.
“…Turning into the drive I have this clear vision. I wouldn’t really know a vision if I saw one, but this one’s so clear it’s like a blackout.”
A Fabrication of Gold runs with an episode of ‘male-menopause’ – and given the subject matter, it really shouldn’t be this funny – but we discover that, for all the apparent derangement, the breakdown eventually becomes a breakthrough and leads to clarity and ultimate integration. Populated with some seriously dodgy characters and alchemical symbolism, A Fabrication of Gold is a superbly-written “Whitehall farce” but one that is also insightful and illuminating.
“Remarkable – a completely new genre somewhere between Shakespeare and Self-help. At the same time, it is a magnificent take on The Great Work.” – Patrick Harpur, author of A Complete Guide to the Soul.
“There is so much I love about this book. For all its apparently recondite alchemical references, John Moat has the good sense to identify and go with the humour of a profoundly serious process and to do so jubilantly.” – Lindsay Clarke, author of The Water Theatre.
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The Write Factor is delighted to announce that The 7.45: Tales from the Back of a Bus is the winner of this year’s Special Award. Click here for more details.