Burble: The perfect ingredients for a contemporary love story: two lonely people, a chance meeting at a life drawing class, an almost instant attraction. But why do Jessie and Patrick keep misunderstanding each other? What is it that conspires to keep them apart? Down Among the Gods is an urban romance with a difference — an extraordinary, disquieting tale. From fantasticfiction.com

DOWN AMONG THE GODS by KATE THOMPSON (1997) | 1860494951 / 9781860494956 (UK PB) Publisher: Virago
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Registered this book with BookCrossing after finding it on the BookCrossing bookshelf in the Filmhouse Cinema Café Bar my aim to release it somewhere in Edinburgh on the coming International BookCrossing Day.

DOWN AMONG THE GODS by KATE THOMPSON is to be left somewhere ‘in-the-wild’ in Edinburgh on Sunday 21st April which is INTERNATIONAL BOOKCROSSING DAY 2019. You might have found this book beside an outdoor sculpture; on a window sill; at a bus-stop or perhaps you as a happy reader were handed this directly while you were in Central Edinburgh!!!
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I had some books left over at the end of the day [see above] or perhaps I ought, more correctly, to say I ensured that a couple of books I wanted to read where still in my bag at the end of the day. However, my To-Be-Read book piles are ridiculously huge and as I want to de-clutter tough decisions have to be made and this is going travelling.

So I snapped this off a book pile as I zoomed to the lovely Red Kite Café* to meet a chum, it’s now hours later that I am actually making this ‘release journal entry! The narrow wee shelf I leave books is on the right of the door on entering the café, it extends to the window, and also houses gorgeous greeting cards [for sale] and leaflets about local arts & craft events.

Today’s food treats for me compromised of a hearty bowl of carrot, coconut, lentil and tomato soup with a large slice of sourdough bread and a chunky wedge of a curry spiced focaccia, [OK that’s my take on what I had, I forget how it was described on the menu.] I need not fret about the details suffice to say it was fabulously tasty and went beautifully with the soup. Using the ochre toned last tasty morsels of focaccia to clean my soup bowl was fun! Then a 'chocolate rich', salted chocolate brownie accompanied by a lushly flavoured coffee completed my food treats from the divine Red Kite Café kitchen, I’ll be back!

*7-8 Cadzow Place EDINBURGH EH7 5SN Scotland, [constitutes a bit of London Road just before Meadowbank Retail Park].
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