William Coles

All about Eve

Idle Tom the publisher calls for our morning conference.

“Hey!” he says. “Have you seen this stuff in Eve magazine?”

“Certainly have.”

“But we’ve never had a hit before in Eve magazine! It’s brilliant!”

“Well … very sweet of you to say so Tom.”

“Come on - tell me how you did it. What strings did you have to pull?”

“Just a string here, a string there, you know the sort of thing.”

“It’s magnificent!”

Here, then is what we managed to wangle into the April edition of Eve magazine, under a picture of the ever gorgeous Keira Knightley. It’s a story about “coming-of-age novels” …

“Hotly-tipped new talent William Coles, whose novel The Well-Tempered Clavier [Legend Press £7.99]describes the love affair between a 17-year-old and his 23-year-old piano mistress, chose Eton as his setting.

 ”"I’ve tried to give a flavour of the strange life of a schoolboy in a place where there’s not a girl in sight, while capturing what it’s like to be overcome by emotions you’ve never felt before - such as passion, lust and jealousy …”

“I LOVE IT!” said Idle Tom. “They even call you a Hotly-tipped new talent! And they got our name right! For once!”

 

 

“Cool.”

 

 

“But just one thing … is there any chance you could use your great, great contacts at Eve to help plug some of our other books? Please? Pretty please?”

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