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Novels
Contrary to popular belief, Mr Barton's life doesn't totally
revolve around numbers (only 99.36% of it). To date, he has
written three novels, each of which has nothing whatsoever to
do with mathematics. Two are currently available on Amazon's
Kindle for bargain prices, and the third is available
in traditional print form. For more information, and for some
free chapters, click on the links below.
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Secrets and Mince Pies
was released in 2011. It is the humorous (I hope) story of a
family from the north of England, in the four days leas ding
up to Christmas, all of whom have a secret to hide.
This book is available on the Kindle. Clicking
on the link on the left will allow you to read some reviews,
get some more information and download an extended free sample.
Alternatively, click here to read
the first two chapters
Tell me a Story
was also released in 2011. It is the tale of two ordinary nineteen
year olds who find themselves having to do the extra ordinary
- rob a supermarket
This book is available on the Kindle. Clicking
on the link on the left will allow you to read some reviews,
get some more information and download an extended free sample.
Alternatively, click here to read the
first two chapters
The
Cambridge Diaries: A Tale of Friendship, Love and Economics
was published in 2006. It is a story of a young northern lad's
first year at Cambridge University and is very much based on
Mr Barton's own experiences (although Mr Barton's character
in the book is slightly funnier and has slightly more success
with ladies than the real-life version). Some might say that
it is the perfect read for anyone who
is off to university, or who wants to know what really
goes on at university these days, but I couldn't possibly comment
on that.
Reviews and more information can be found by clicking on the
picture on the left.
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