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"A rare writer who is willing to address issues topical to contemporary Britain."-Daily Telegraph

The actors in these short stories quietly and unobtrusively assume their place in the world. An older woman rids herself of social shackles in the hypnotic title story as she moves toward the sea and freedom, a man packs in his day job to sell miniature suitcases, while a woman converts a freelance evangelist after their plane nearly crashes.

Maggie Geeis the author of the well-received novels The White Familyand The Flood.She is the first female chair of the Royal Society of Literature.

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These exquisitely written stories illuminate the dark corners of people's lives as they struggle to

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Maggie Gee is the author of The White Family (SAQI isbn: 978-0-86356-380-5), which was shortlisted for the 2002 Orange Prize for Fiction and for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award 2004. She is the first female Chair of the Royal Society of Literature.

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ISBN:
9781846590139
Author:
Gee, Maggie
Publisher:
Telegram
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General Fiction
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Publication Date:
20070631
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TRADE PAPER
Grade Level:
General/trade
Language:
English
Pages:
140
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7.78x5.29x.46 in. .32 lbs.

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