Runcie
Americannoun
noun
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Based on the novels of James Runcie, the show initially starred Happy Valley star James Norton as the village vicar, Sidney Chambers, before Tom Brittney joined as new clergyman, Will Davenport.
From BBC
If Charlotte Runcie’s debut novel, “Bring the House Down,” is anything to go by, it’s a bit of both.
From Los Angeles Times
Runcie, a former arts columnist for the Daily Telegraph, has created something so delightfully snackable that you may, as I did, gulp it down in two or three sittings.
From Los Angeles Times
While Alex and Hayley both appear to possess other-worldly levels of charisma, one flaw with Runcie’s novel is that this is something we are repeatedly told, rather than shown.
From Los Angeles Times
Runcie’s anti-hero is theater critic Alex Lyons.
From Los Angeles Times
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