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Notes from the Edge: The Tragic Story of Brighton Artist Harry (Killbuck) Cornell
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Notes from the Edge: The Tragic Story of Brighton Artist Harry (Killbuck) Cornell

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A historical novel based on the true story of Brighton Artist Henry Havelock Cornell, following the discovery of notes he had written prior to him being admitted into a mental asylum. The story, which starts in Brighton England at the turn of the twentieth century, takes us to pre war London in 1939 where our main character Harry gets involved with a blackmailing and forgery gang. Murders are committed and a string of lies are told twisting the story into a tale that has been held secret and hidden away - until now.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
YouCaxton Publications
Country
United Kingdom
Date
15 March 2016
Pages
316
ISBN
9781911175100

A historical novel based on the true story of Brighton Artist Henry Havelock Cornell, following the discovery of notes he had written prior to him being admitted into a mental asylum. The story, which starts in Brighton England at the turn of the twentieth century, takes us to pre war London in 1939 where our main character Harry gets involved with a blackmailing and forgery gang. Murders are committed and a string of lies are told twisting the story into a tale that has been held secret and hidden away - until now.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
YouCaxton Publications
Country
United Kingdom
Date
15 March 2016
Pages
316
ISBN
9781911175100