Starter for Ten

Author: David Nicholls

The year is 1985 and Brian has just started his first term at university, armed with the obligatory CND membership and a complete set of Kate Bush albums. But he also has a dark secret – a burning ambition to appear on University Challenge and now, finally, it seems the dream is about to become reality…..Read More

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