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Interview with Danny Gillan
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From The Daily Record 22 November 2008
WILL YOU LOVE ME TOMORROW by DANNY GILLAN
Published by Discovered Authors
Jason Clements, A&R man for record company Fortuna UK, is about to make that call that every artist dreams of receiving - he's going to give musician Bryan Rivers his big break. One phone conversation later and his stellar plans hit a slight hitch - Rivers died three days earlier. Undeterred, he persuades Bryan's wife and family that when it comes to music, success and fame, a marketing campaign is more important than a pulse.
Switch off that iPod and pick this up because if there was a chart for the best debut novelists of 2008, Gillan would be right up there.
review by Shari Low
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I enjoyed the interview...struggled a bit - no, a lot - with the Glasgow accent. Had to sit and concentrate rather than fiddle about while I listened. You sounded very assured and comfortable. I'm looking forward to reading the book - have it on order
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