Clem Harrower

I repair clarinets and oboes in a back room in Shrewsbury, which is mostly cork grease, pads and patience. I sing alto in a church choir I don't believe in, because the acoustics are excellent and the tea is free. I write on the 7:12 to Birmingham and finish chapters in the car park.

Books

Half a Note (Teen and up, 20,739 words)
Every hail bell in Brenndal costs its founder one note of her hearing, for ever. Theres Gostner has given twenty-seven. She lip-reads the whole valley, finds her pitch by biting a tuning fork, and has kept one low note…

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