Adam Fletcher @adamfletcher

I do weird things and go weird places, so you don't have to... Spiegel best-selling Author, bald Berliner. Fiction as Adam R. Fletcher. adam-fletcher.co.uk Berlin, Germany Joined June 2008

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Jack Nicas @jacknicas

3 years ago

This is beautiful. nytimes.com/2023/04/14/sty…

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"This is the story of the love of my life: a 6-foot-2 bald man with an enormous nose. We share a first, middle and last name. I am what’s known as a narcissist." @adamfletcher [Free to read without a subscription] nytimes.com/2023/04/14/sty…

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Chris Harvey @harveycd_writer

3 years ago

Another of my sporadic #indieauthor #reviews, as I recently read 'Don't Go There!' by @adamfletcher, well worth a read, but you can find out more on my #blog at harveycd.wordpress.com/2022/08/01/don…

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Richard 'R.A. Dalkey' Asher @mygreenjacket

3 years ago

My pick of slightly wacky true vicarious travel tales! @AnnaMcNuff @adamfletcher @benaitken85 @Shepherd_books shepherd.com/best-books/cra…

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Adam Fletcher @adamfletcher

4 years ago

“No news is bad news,” said Bob, my incompetent estate agent. I was in a warm bath, telephone to my ear, peering through my binoculars at the people who had ruined my street and/or life. #openinglines books2read.com/deathofjamesjo…

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Adam Fletcher @adamfletcher

4 years ago

New book! Fiction. Crime. And if you get it today, basically free. People lick eyeballs, someone gets wrapped in bubble wrap. There's a heist. Lots to recommend. Do it - books2read.com/deathofjamesjo…

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Becks @beakyqueen

5 years ago

Tuk-Tuk for Two, another gem by @adamfletcher Though the snorts of laughter at 5:50am were not appreciated by the husband! Half way through the book and I don't want to get out of bed as then I'll have to stop reading! #reading #travel #india #travelwriting #humour

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Adam Fletcher @adamfletcher

6 years ago

11. No matter what they think, say, or protest, what readers really want in a scene is dialogue. Give it to them.

Josh Simons @_supershort

6 years ago

11. No matter what they think, say, or protest, what readers really want in a scene is dialogue. Give it to them.

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Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg

6 years ago

”Milan is to introduce one of Europe’s most ambitious schemes reallocating street space from cars to cycling and walking, in response to the coronavirus crisis.” theguardian.com/world/2020/apr…

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Hannah Jane Parkinson @ladyhaja

6 years ago

and may we never, ever forget

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Simon Prosser @HamishH1931

6 years ago

Final two paragraphs of ARUNDHATI ROY’s FT essay today. It’s what we choose

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Adam Fletcher @adamfletcher

6 years ago

“It’s like The Truman Show f***** The Twilight Zone.” Need some escapism? I put up a bunch of my travel stories you can read for free. Here's one about breakaway state/smuggler's den #transnistria - soyoudonthaveto.co.uk/transnistria/

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Adam Fletcher @adamfletcher

6 years ago

Being a travel writer in 2020 is like being a... travel writer any other time, really.

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Winston Chang @winston_chang

6 years ago

If there's a baby boom in 9 months, it'll consist entirely of first-born children.

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Adam Fletcher @adamfletcher

6 years ago

Funny, been thinking about that line a lot this week too.

Mitchell Wexler @MitchWex

6 years ago

Funny, been thinking about that line a lot this week too.

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Slow Travel Berlin @slowberlin

6 years ago

This just in...

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JMB @JemButterfield

6 years ago

Things must be bad. A German friend and I have been using the Sie form for the last three years. Now they suggest: 'Und jetzt wo Apocalypse ist, koennten wir uns endlich mal duzen?' And now when it's the apocalypse, can we finally use the du form?

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Vinay @leashless

6 years ago

We are looking at a very large scale social transformation *as a critical part of surviving this* but it is not a communal feel-good transformation of elites. Rather, it's a professionalization of previously menial roles, and a total renegotiation of hospital staff pay and roles