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Hunky Dory was a self-published novel written by Paul Magrs, released in January 2021. It was the first standalone novel that Magrs had written in years.[1]

The novel centred around the character Dodie Golightly, who originated in the Iris Wildthyme series published by Obverse Books.

Publisher's summary

Dodie Golightly has just taken charge of Hunky Dory café: the best café in the world. In a neglected corner of south Manchester they’ve been serving frothy coffee and late night pizzas longer than Dodie’s even been alive. She’s in her mid-thirties, still living at home, and waiting for her life to start. She’s hidden herself away too long..! Her mother Elena has other ideas for the café her recently-deceased husband created. She’s decided it’s time to go upmarket and continental. This glamorous widow is a bundle of energy: intent on saving the local library, finishing off her memoirs and even organising a little light kidnapping of unruly Creative Writing Professors... New to the Golightly circle is Ian – a young gay man who comes to work at the café: whose dream is to have a tiny secondhand bookshop and watch the world go by. He’s cynical about love and stuck in a mostly-off romance with a lad who works on the market. But this is the year that Ian’s about to fall in love at last... It looks as if Dodie has found love, too – with a sexy, slightly tubby guy who’s writing the strangest-sounding sci-fi novel in the world. These three and their best friends and neighbours embark on all kinds of adventures through long summer nights in Manchester, with library sit-ins, nights out dancing, hostage-takings and lots of nocturnal coffee and gin... A bit like Armistead Maupin in multicultural south Manchester - it’s a novel about storytelling, friendship and love: and about finding your place in the world.

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