Two ripping yarns as the Old West comes to Victorian England!
Read or listen to WATER Street here: https://t.co/Rq82OybP4m
And the sequel:
THE AMERICANS OF ABERCROMBY SQUARE:
Amazon: https://t.co/FWyy8g7Ioj
Thrill rides into the past by JP Maxwell
#HistoricalFiction#SpyNovels
Brooklyn Bridge Terminal, looking towards Manhattan across the Brooklyn Bridge. C1910.
The original postcard is captioned ‘Curve at Brooklyn Terminal, Brooklyn Bridge, New York’.
The bridge opened in 1883, and elevated railway trains operated across it from 1898 until 1944.
His Juliet on a balcony in a Liverpool housing estate, pleading with her Romeo over a WhatsApp call.
Please watch the reel from end to end, comment and share it on the platform and other platforms.
By doing so, you will raise the #Scousepeare
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Liverpool circa 1913, when there were two Graces. The third, the Cunard Building, was yet to be constructed. That came a year later.
The Liver Building is a gleaming new edifice have been recently completed.
"Out, damned spot!"... or:
"Get ta fuck, yer dirty little stain!" 🧽😂
Lady Macbeth's scrubbin' like she's got Fairy Liquid on commission, but some things won't come off—especially guilt.
Shakespeare, reimagined with a proper Scouse mouth.
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The Lesser Spotted Maxwell hanging out Nova Scotia, Liverpool back in around 1890. He's wearing that face because he's just realised that he's left the oven on in 2026.