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Accidents happen to other people. But on May 10 2002 Nina Bawden discovered what it feels like to be one of the other people. It was to be a lovely outing to Cambridge for a friend's birthday party. Nina Bawden and her husband Austen Kark boarded the 12:45 from King's Cross and settled down with their books and papers. A few minutes later the rain derailed. Seven people were killed and seventy-six badly hurt. Nina was gravely injured and Austen was killed instantly. In this powerful and poignant letter to her husband, Nina Bawden tries to make sense of it all.
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3 editions · 2 languages- Paperback · English · 2006Virago Press Ltd · 144 pages · 9781844082162
- Other · English · 2005ISIS · 114 pages · 9780753193389
- Other · UND · 2005VIRAGO · 130 pages · 9781844081844
Death and burialRailroad accidentsInvestigationRailroads, great britain