“However, there is one thing playing on Louis’s mind. He has to write a story for his English homework, and try as he might, Louis can’t think of a single idea. He just doesn’t know where to start.
“Luckily for Louis, life can be full of surprises, and from time to time, the extraordinary happens. Just when you least expect it, something completely unimaginable could provide all the inspiration you need!”
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Edward Glover: The History Man
On 18th July 2024, Edward Glover was featured as ‘The History Man’ on the North Norfolk Living.

Presenting The King Who Ate My Breakfast to FCDOA colleague Tim Handley
On 26 March 2024 while in the FCDO in King Charles Street I presented a copy of my first children’s book – The King Who Ate My Breakfast – to my FCDOA colleague Tim Handley. The photo is courtesy of Ian Jones.

[Announcement] The King Who Ate My Breakfast
After writing six novels in six years and already with an idea for a seventh, it never crossed my mind to write a children’s story. But after a chance remark by my daughter, I decided to take a ‘time out’ and have a go. We’ve all heard young children being urged by tedious adults to…