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Caton's Manchester
(2014)Eight short walks, based on the bestselling Manchester Murder Mystery Series
(Book 12 in the DCI Caton Manchester Murder Mystery series)
A non fiction book by Bill Rogers
Get to know the City of Manchester through the eyes of DCI Tom Caton, the central character in the Bestselling Manchester Murder Mysteries, and his creator, Bill Rogers.
Prompted by requests from readers, Bill Rogers has re-visited settings that were key to one or more of the books in this series, and has woven around them short walks that take you through the heart of the city, and a little further afield. Visit iconic buildings, including museums, churches, galleries, libraries, a cathedral, and Victorian ‘cut-through’ pubs and restaurants - only frequented by those in the know. Interactive links enable readers to visit the web sites of all of these must see destinations.
Deansgate and Spinningfields, The Cathedral Gardens, Chinatown and the Gay Village, Castlefield Urban Heritage Park, Salford Quays, and the University ‘Cultural Corridor’, are explored in a way that will enlighten those new to Manchester, and those who thought they knew it well.
All of the walks are wholly, or partially, accessible to wheelchair users. The proud industrial, social, political and cultural history of the city is uncovered and celebrated in this unique interactive guide to Manchester and the novels of Bill Rogers.
Prompted by requests from readers, Bill Rogers has re-visited settings that were key to one or more of the books in this series, and has woven around them short walks that take you through the heart of the city, and a little further afield. Visit iconic buildings, including museums, churches, galleries, libraries, a cathedral, and Victorian ‘cut-through’ pubs and restaurants - only frequented by those in the know. Interactive links enable readers to visit the web sites of all of these must see destinations.
Deansgate and Spinningfields, The Cathedral Gardens, Chinatown and the Gay Village, Castlefield Urban Heritage Park, Salford Quays, and the University ‘Cultural Corridor’, are explored in a way that will enlighten those new to Manchester, and those who thought they knew it well.
All of the walks are wholly, or partially, accessible to wheelchair users. The proud industrial, social, political and cultural history of the city is uncovered and celebrated in this unique interactive guide to Manchester and the novels of Bill Rogers.
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