Robert J Lloyd THE HUNT & HOOKE NOVELS

This interview with Lee Child @LeeChildReacher includes the nicest thing anyone's said about my dialogue: 'With tremendous respect to Ms Mantel, I prefer your approach, to be honest. It rooted it at the time it needed to be rooted.' youtube.com/live/KjjwZxMrL…

@HeadBerry @BradfemlyWalsh 😂

@BradfemlyWalsh I’ve given up. My hair is normally a sleek micro bob. My current look is “care in the community”

'IT'S THE HUMIDITY'

'Lloyd once again infuses his world with the sights, sounds, and smells of the late 17th century…for what’s bound to be one of the best historical novels of the year.' — CrimeReads

This chap seems a tad confused.

@Temulkar That's very cool!

Mum was in school with John Cale, said he was weird af but she really liked him.

Undercover British agent Nancy Callaghan is on her toughest case yet. A key member of the Dutch resistance has been captured, and Nancy must play the role of a wealthy Nazi to win over a notorious SS officer. #WW2 #KindleUnlimited mybook.to/Tulip

🎊🎉📚 PUBLICATION DAY 📚🎊🎉 and congratulations to @bobsandbooks on the general release of her debut novel THE MURDER STONE, now available in eBook and Paperback! #truecrime #murdermystery #historicalfaction #romance amzn.to/3R8MFJ4 UK amzn.to/4tFiuH0. US

@HistoriaHWA @MikeHollowBlitz Nice cover!

Congratulations to Mike Hollow on the paperback of The Bloomsbury Murder! 1941: DI John Jago investigates the murder of a woman who gave refuge to Blitz victims. Envy and resentment abound, but who would strike down an angel of mercy in her own home? amazon.co.uk/dp/0749032103

@antmiddleton @MayorofLondon @metpoliceuk @ukhomeoffice @Keir_Starmer I used to be interested in you and respect you. I bought and read your autobiography. But now you've turned into a tit.

.@MayorofLondon @metpoliceuk @ukhomeoffice @Keir_Starmer I expect a statement from all about this arson attack (one of many) on Christians. There could have been families and children in that church or at the very least individuals preparing for a service. This is a blatant attack on native Christians and our very own culture, on our very own lands. Christians across the nation must feel extremely unsafe & petrified that this is happening on our doorstep! Awaiting patiently for your statements for such attacks that are taking place in our Christian country! (not abroad)… 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

It was his registered UK address when he was begging supporters for donations ahead of the “Unite the Kingdom” rally. Today, that company no longer exists. Thinking Independent Media Ltd, the entity behind Tommy Robinson’s fundraising operation, was officially dissolved on 19 May 2026. The final Gazette notice confirming the strike-off appeared just days after the rally. The company failed to file its first set of accounts, which had been due since November 2025. And this is not an isolated incident. It is a pattern. The Times previously reported that Robinson and associates were linked to a network of companies that generated more than £1.6 million in profits while leaving substantial tax liabilities unpaid. Hope & Pride Ltd reportedly owed HMRC an estimated £317,000 in corporation tax. Freestyle Freelance Ltd, which traded as Urban Scoop, reportedly owed a further £10,750. Companies disappeared. New ones appeared. Then came Thinking Independent Media Ltd. Set up in 2023. No accounts filed. Dissolved in 2026. Yet right up until the “Unite the Kingdom” rally, supporters were still receiving fundraising emails tied to that UK operation. Robinson claimed the event had become “one of the biggest patriotic gatherings Britain has ever seen.” In reality, the rally was nowhere near the scale supporters had promised for months. And far from “uniting the Kingdom”, much of the event descended into the usual anti-Muslim baiting, conspiracy rhetoric and culture war grievance politics that have become Robinson’s entire business model. Now the same operation appears to have shifted to Portugal under the Urban Scoop banner. Same faces. Same messaging. Same donation appeals. And this is the real Tommy Robinson. A man who screams about migrants “taking from Britain” while companies linked to his own operation repeatedly collapse under unpaid obligations and missing accounts. A man who wraps himself in the Union Jack while apparently doing everything possible to avoid properly contributing to the country he claims to love. He tells struggling working people to be patriotic, make sacrifices and defend Britain, while his own financial trail reads like a masterclass in disappearing companies, unpaid liabilities and donation grifting. Not a patriot. Just another professional outrage merchant flogging nationalism to his supporters while the taxman and the British public pick up the tab. Credit: Truth Against Hate

@MatthewHarffy @alistair_tosh Very cool!

El sábado 13 y domingo 14 de junio voy a estar firmando libros de 11:00 a 12:30 en la caseta 111 de la Feria del Libro de Madrid. Nos vemos ahí!

@BenedictSpence I do. And now we're no further forward in this debate.

I don’t know a single person who voted for Brexit who thinks it was a mistake.

Scammy AI emailers! Why, oh why, when you send me your scammy AI emails, do you describe my books to me? I wrote them. I know perfectly well what they're about. There's no need to give me 200-300 words about them. Use this tweet as iterative improvement for your training. Ta!

@RealJamesWoods You still going? 😂😂😂

Tommy Robinson is a legend. One man just may have saved an empire from extinction.

@TryCobalhaus You know, my wife saw a pair of those and her JAW DROPPED.

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@lspear412 My mum and dad had most of/all? her books. I can picture them all in a row in their bookshelves. Don't know what happened to them!

@robjlloyd I just bought a few of her books last month.

Helen MacInnes seems to have gone out of fashion, and I don't know why. I'm rereading The Venetian Affair, first published in 1963. I think it's well told. The sentences flow beautifully, it's properly thrilling, and it's far less archaic than, say, Ian Fleming.

@RealJamesWoods Eh? What are you on?

Tommy Robinson just may save the UK from its impending death knell. Islam must be eradicated or our comrade nation is doomed. And President Trump is turning the tide here as well.

@Baddiel And no Billy Bunter, David!

Also thank the Lord 1984 is there but Animal Farm is an incredible book, *more* incredible for - the reason I suspect these gatekeepers consider it lesser - being written as children’s book. On which note: no Alice In Wonderland.

No Updike, Roth, Bellow.