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• Tunnels By Gordon And Williams - The Next Harry Potter Book?
  Tunnels -- This book has been discovered by Barry Cunningham, the discoverer of J K Rowling and her enormously successful series of books about Harry Potter. Gordon and Williams self-published 2,500 copies of this book - under a different title: The Highfield Mole. This was two years ago because they thought they would not have success with mainstream publishers. Recently, a hardback copy was being offered on Amazon for £1,500. The authors have so far earned advances of £500,000 by selling orde Read More...
• Tunnels - by Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams
  In August 1996, a manuscript was presented to Barry Cunningham. The book was about a precocious boy wizard with a talent for racing broomsticks and getting into trouble. Within minutes, the Cunningham knew he had stumbled across something special and within months this manuscript had been turned into a huge novel that made its author a star as the book shot up the ratings and sales boomed worldwide. The book was Harry Potter. Now it's happening again! A new manuscript landed on this same publi Read More...
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