Richard Bates Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Richard Bates

@Freedland @nicolelampert @JewishNewsUK Very keen to read your book. You may not have seen the extraordinary “Parallel Lines” by Peter Lantos, a holocaust memoir by a survivor of Bergen-Belsen who was 5 when liberated. https://t.co/wSq8j2uBPg

Richard Bates

Congratulations to @RichardZimler, author of “The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon”, for this well deserved recognition for his latest novel, “The Incandescent Threads”, the latest in a long series of novels with Jewish characters. https://t.co/3wN7Tu3wai

Richard Bates

Congratulations to @RichardZimler, author of “The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon”, for this well deserved recognition for his latest novel, “The Incandescent Threads”, the latest in a long series of novels with Jewish characters. https://t.co/3wN7Tu3wai

Richard Bates

In 1967 the @TheBBCtv launched The Forsyte Saga, an adaptation of John Galsworthy’s Victorian-Edwardian family epic. Who knows where its star, #SusanHampshire, is today? Read #WhoCares? to find out. https://t.co/Z7egWtDL2S

Richard Bates

@JoyceCarolOates @johnrambow I loved A Boy’s Own Story as an original novel, even more when Edmund White came to London’s Riverside Studios and read from his book to an enthralled audience. Now looking forward to reading this graphic novel with input by @mcarrollny.

Richard Bates

In 1967 the @TheBBCtv launched The Forsyte Saga, an adaptation of John Galsworthy’s Victorian-Edwardian family epic. Who knows where its star, #SusanHampshire, is today? Read #WhoCares? to find out. https://t.co/Z7egWtDL2S

Richard Bates

Enjoyed the launch of the new novel “The Mystery of the Homeless Man” by ⁦@gina_cheyne⁩, seen below ⬇️ building the market, intriguing her readership. Copies signed by the author flew off the shelves at ⁦@_onetreebooks⁩ tonight! https://t.co/QB7Kz2wYnL

Richard Bates

In 1967 the @TheBBCtv launched The Forsyte Saga, an adaptation of John Galsworthy’s Victorian-Edwardian family epic. Who knows where its star, #SusanHampshire, is today? Read #WhoCares? to find out. https://t.co/Z7egWtDL2S

Richard Bates

@BrophyLevey @neglectedbooks "Prodigies" (2001) was his late masterpiece. "Three large firms rejected it – indeed it was published only after a small independent company stepped in. Francis King is in no doubt why he's become unfashionable. He says it's his age." https://t.co/3Cl7ZWOF4R

Richard Bates

“#Dementia doesn’t just affect the individual but their family members and other people around them, and its impact on all of them can be devastating.” Very grateful for ⁦”United: Caring for our loved ones living with dementia” by @awad_gina⁩ & ⁦⁦@tonyhusband1⁩ https://t.co/eiPoT5dRhZ