John Baker (novelist)
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John Baker is a British
United Kingdom
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 author
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. He was born in 1942 in the city of Hull
Kingston upon Hull
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, in the North of England
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. To date he has published nine novels, many of them set in either Hull or York
York
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Current Project

His latest novel is entitled, Winged with Death, and deals with time and tango and revolution. Set simultaneously in Montevideo in the seventies and the North of England in the present time, the plot revolves around abduction and denial.
Winged with Death was published by Flambard Press in March 2009.

Blogging

John Baker comments on the craft of writing and reading, film, politics, theatre, music and general cultural topics on johnbakersblog http://johnbakersblog.co.uk.
He is also a member of the 9rules http://9rules.com/en/browse/writing/ writing community and has contributed to newcritics http://newcritics.com/blog1/.

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