Pre-launch of Ted Lewis Novels All the Way Home and All the Night Through The Rabbit
The Ted Lewis Centre is proud to announce that it has published the two semi-autobiographical novels written by Ted Lewis.SPECIAL OFFER
Both novels are priced at £8.99 each but the pre-launch price will be £8.00 only with free local delivery within 10 miles of Barton.
For the duology of both editions we offer a discounted price of £15.00.
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These prices will remain until the publication launch and sales on Amazon, scheduled for 10th January 2021
On 28th February 2021 it would have been the 80th birthday of Toby Eady.
That Man of Letters placed Get Carter (then Jack's Return Home) with publishers and changed the face of British Noir writing. Toby remained Ted's literary agent and friend all his life.
Books available to purchase at the Centre
New and Collector’s Editions
The Get Carter Theme
Re-arranged iconic film music, composed by seven times Jazz Pianist of the Year, Roy Bud
Wendy Kirkland Ensemble with Dean Masser (Sax)
(fresh from appearing at Ronnie Scott’s Club, where Lewis would attend)
4th November 2022 at 7.30 pm – £12.50
Joseph Wright Hall, Barton upon Humber, DN18 5QS
Bookings – Online (click here)
email – business@thetedlewiscentre.org
or phone – 07803504794
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As premiered at
Hull Jazz Festival 2021
“A truly great performance, one of the best we have presented” David Porter, festival promoter
“Best Jazz I have heard for ages” Anthony Klinger, film producer
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The Get Carter Theme
Re-arranged iconic film music, composed by seven times Jazz Pianist of the Year, Roy Bud
Wendy Kirkland Ensemble with Dean Masser (Sax)
(fresh from appearing at Ronnie Scott’s Club, where Lewis would attend)
4th November 2022 at 7.30 pm – £12.50
Joseph Wright Hall, Barton upon Humber, DN18 5QS
Bookings – Online (click here)
email – business@thetedlewiscentre.org
or phone – 07803504794
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Archive and Standing Exhibition
In his Home Town of Barton upon Humber, celebrating the art, life and times of
Edward (Ted) Lewis
(1940 – 1982)
Father of ‘Britnoir’
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