• Paved With Gold, Indeed

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Paved With Gold, Indeed

by Grant Hills

Format: Hardback

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'Paved with Gold, Indeed' is a book of poems offering a personal insight into the City of London. Each poem reflects the unique characters, places and traditions that the author, Grant Hills, has encountered over his working life there.

This book started life as a collection of handwritten poems which had slowly built up over the years.

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The poems are beautifully interpreted by illustrator Sam Burnard. The artwork depicts a charming and eclectic City, which blends tradition with modernity.

The profits of the book go to the Prince's Trust, which the author hopes will help others who need a platform to show their true worth.

Genre: History, Europe
Format: Hardback
Published: 2017
Pages: 54
Publisher: Dolman Scott Limited
ISBN: 9781527214255

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Our conditions mean the following:

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