The Time is Now: An unforgettable story that will enchant and enthral
Nov 2011 · Hachette UK
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Between these walls lies a lifetime of secrets...
Pauline McLynn transports readers to Soho past and present in The Time is Now, a masterful story of secret lives in the streets of Soho. The perfect read for fans of Matt Haig's How to Stop Time.
'The past, present and future all bleed into one another like watercolours on a canvas - time becomes irrelevant' - Irish Independent
Take a year in Soho and a house like no other...
From a woman grieving on New Year's Day to a Victorian maid's passion for poetry, from a wartime widower picking up the pieces of his life to a young musician with a dream, one magical house has witnessed the drama of people's lives for generations.
Meet the unforgettable residents of Claxton Court and discover the remarkable ties that bind them together.
What readers are saying about The Time is Now:
'Excellent - really good read'
'5 stars'
'Delightful use of language and credible plots'
Pauline McLynn transports readers to Soho past and present in The Time is Now, a masterful story of secret lives in the streets of Soho. The perfect read for fans of Matt Haig's How to Stop Time.
'The past, present and future all bleed into one another like watercolours on a canvas - time becomes irrelevant' - Irish Independent
Take a year in Soho and a house like no other...
From a woman grieving on New Year's Day to a Victorian maid's passion for poetry, from a wartime widower picking up the pieces of his life to a young musician with a dream, one magical house has witnessed the drama of people's lives for generations.
Meet the unforgettable residents of Claxton Court and discover the remarkable ties that bind them together.
What readers are saying about The Time is Now:
'Excellent - really good read'
'5 stars'
'Delightful use of language and credible plots'
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Sue Hostead
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August 17, 2014
After thoroughly enjoying many of Pauline McLynn's books I found this one to be depressing and a really hard read. It left me confused to say the least.
About the author
Pauline McLynn grew up in Galway and started acting while studying History of Art in Dublin. She has played many stage roles, but shot to fame as the inimitable Mrs Doyle in Father Ted. Her other television work includes Aristocrats and Bremner, Bird and Fortune and, most recently, the hugely popular comedy series Jam and Jerusalem. Pauline has read several Books at Bedtime and her appearances on cinema screens include Angela's Ashes, Quills, Gypo, Heidi and An Everlasting Piece. Pauline has contributed to Girls' Night In, in aid of War Child, Magic, in aid of One Parent Families, Moments, in aid of Tsunami Relief and the serial Irish novel Yeats Is Dead, in aid of Amnesty International.
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