Richard Roper

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Imagine walking into work every day knowing there was a possibility you could meet John Green. That’s how Emma Paolini, FCRH ’21, feels everyday at her internship with publishing giant Penguin Random House. This internship is Paolini’s second with one of the big five publishers. Over the summer, she…

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We first meet Andrew at a funeral, desperately scrabbling to remember the name of the deceased. Our hero has arranged the ceremony, but he never knew the man being laid to rest. This is Andrew’s job, as a local council worker in the department for death administration: when someone dies alone, it’s …

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A lonely man lies about having a family to save face. Now, his boss wants to meet him. It makes for a charming story in Richard Roper’s debut novel.

In Richard Roper’s bighearted debut novel, “How Not to Die Alone,” a middle-aged civil servant grapples with an enormous lie he told his co-workers.

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Something to Live For, Richard Roper’s forthcoming book about loneliness in a big city, is being adapted into a TV drama after Expectation optioned the novel. Expectation, which is run by former En…