The Electric - Murgatroyd, Tim
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York, 1919. A young pilot returns from war, scarred physically and mentally. David Young, a gifted concert violinist, drifts into a humble job accompanying silent movies at The Electric, a fleapit cinema in provincial York. There he joins a diverse cast of misfits, each with secrets and tragedies of their own. Little does he realise these strangers, and a chance meeting, hold the key to regaining his lost hopes. As glamorous romance flickers and dances on the silver screen, can he win the redemption and love he needs for broken dreams to fly? In The Electric, the fascinating world of silent…mehr

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York, 1919. A young pilot returns from war, scarred physically and mentally. David Young, a gifted concert violinist, drifts into a humble job accompanying silent movies at The Electric, a fleapit cinema in provincial York. There he joins a diverse cast of misfits, each with secrets and tragedies of their own. Little does he realise these strangers, and a chance meeting, hold the key to regaining his lost hopes. As glamorous romance flickers and dances on the silver screen, can he win the redemption and love he needs for broken dreams to fly? In The Electric, the fascinating world of silent cinema meets the glamour of the Downton era in Britain's most popular tourist city; a satisfying blend of poignant romance, strong characters, period charm, tragedy and offbeat comedy - with a moving twist at the end. The cinema featured in this book and depicted on the cover can still be seen in Fossgate complete with its magnificent facade, now a popular and very capacious bar and more recently a furniture shop.
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Tim Murgatroyd was brought up in Yorkshire. He read English at Hertford College, Oxford University, and now lives with his family in York. Inspired by a deeply personal story, this book is close to his heart - in his twenties he supported a blind former cinema violinist through Age Concern UK who initiated him into the mysteries of that lost art. Tim's writing credits include his trilogy of epic historical novels set in Imperial China: Taming Poison Dragons (2009), Breaking Bamboo (2010) and The Mandate of Heaven (2013). The first two titles have been translated into Chinese. He has also published a time shift novel, The Nazi's Daughter (2017) and a dystopian series, The Pilgrim Trilogy, consisting of Pilgrim Tale (2019), Pilgrim Lost (2020), and Pilgrim City (2021).