Richard Hoskin and the Queen of Geometrica

The Queen of Geometrica is the most recent book by the guest of host Lynn Thompson's guest, who is writer colleague, Richard Hoskin of the Cornish Chronicle. Starting around the 20-minute mark of this hour-long discussion, Richard reads the first of 33 chapters of The Queen of Geometrica.

Richard acknowledges author and editor, Mo Conlon, from the longstanding writing group where they belong, who introduced him and his wife, Cynthia, to Ann Randolph's online writing session, Your Story Matters, Unmute Yourself which is where Lynn became aware of his writing.

Author Richard Hoskin has written for pleasure and profit ever since he grew up in a family of journalists and historians in Cornwall, the Celtic tip of Britain. He was educated in Britain at Liskeard Grammar School, Clifton College, and The Queen's College, Oxford, where he studied history. He moved to America (temporarily!) with his company and settled with his New England wife Cynthia Osborne Hoskin in Cold Spring, Kentucky. Now retired as a management consultant he pursues his passion for writing and speaking about the fascinating story of his native Cornwall.

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