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Uneasy Souls: a forgotten genius
An historical novel by Stephen Tunnicliffe

This novel is set in Naples, Zürich and – principally – in the Berlin of the Weimar Republic during the first three decades of the 20th century. The novel recreates the lives of two people as they lived through those traumatic years, the tragic young genius Wolfgang Graeser (1906-1928) and the dancer novelist Jo Mihaly (1902-1989)

"A very rare combination of history, ideas and the study and depiction of
character... much better than all the "biographies" which keep being churned out... You have caught the atmosphere of that very tricky period of German history very well, including a not entirely dismissive awareness of some of the roots of Nazism"
Dorothy Thompson, historian.

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Dangers I had passed: a novel by Stephen Tunnicliffe

This novel is set in 20th century Europe, including the 2nd World War and the Cold War years, seen through the eyes of writer Graham Sanderson, his family and friends.

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Dangers I had passed
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Short Stories by Hilary and Stephen Tunnicliffe

The selection of stories includes "Something gets to them" (HT, first published in Revise English Charles Letts 1979); "Mission accomplished" (HT, first published in The Use of English); "The Chess Game" (HT); "Joining up for D-day" (ST); "Lora" (ST)