BooksChatter: ☀ Alice, a Memoir

Thank you for joining us on the Virtual Book Tour for Alice, a Memoir, a Non-Fiction Memoir by Alice Gilmore (12 June 2019, Amolibros, 165 pages).

Don't miss our guest post by author Alice Gilmore, "What I like about writing, or being a writer".

PREVIEW: Check out the book's synopsis and the Kindle Cloud Reader Preview below, as well as full details of the series.

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Synopsis

Few, if anyone, could have had a life like Alice Gilmore. It was almost unbelievable yet carried on under the cover of a respectable middle-class existence.

You might strongly disapprove of what she did, but Alice was determined, She overcame insurmountable obstacles to keep the love she longed for.

Her single-minded fight to live out her love makes a gripping, riveting story that one eminent literary person called ‘staggeringly readable’. It is shocking. Her methods will upset some, but are you with her or against her? Your decision.

This is no misery memoir. It’s a story told with joy, wit and fervour – the astonishing story of the overwhelming love Alice Gilmour was determined to live out.

Teaser: KCR Preview

'Fearless and scandalous love...
what a woman! Staggeringly readable.

Alice, a Memoir
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About the Author

If you want to know about my life and background read this book. I can scarcely add to what I have written about myself in there.

I earnestly hope that the rest of my life is too uneventful to even consider writing anything else, I am no novelist. The life I have described was full enough and rich enough for me. God knows what I would come out with if I had to invent.

If you find you need a good chef I shall consider anything not too energetic – which rules out most jobs in the kitchen.

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