LIBROS DEL AUTOR: alan shelley

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  • The Fall
    Alan Shelley
    A fall to a death results in another fall when the only suspect falls out of sight and goes underground to avoid the authorities; such action begun by an act of corruption in high places. High enough to precipitate a fall. While on the run from the police and the dead man’s brother, the fugitive quickly discovers how difficult it is to exist outside his pattern of a conventiona...
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  • The Unseen
    Alan Shelley
    The Unseen is the story of the little man, the insignificant being living in anonymity in the urban landscape but who strikes back and plans and commits the perfect murder. Fate determines that he does not go unpunished for his crime but the police and society are not the avenging authority. This manifests itself as a result of his characteristic of invisibility, as the unseen....
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  • A Place in the Country
    Alan Shelley
    In A Place in the Country we are introduced to the perfect married couple and learn how they met and how went the wooing and the wedding and the honeymoon, all as narrated by the romantic husband - until they become involved in everyone’s dream. A country cottage with roses round the door; on the village green, a roof of thatch with fruit trees in the garden and somewhere to es...
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    16,73 €

  • Not So Private Lives
    Alan Shelley
    Amongst others, Noël Coward is said to have told aspiring actors that all they need to do is: ’To speak out the lines and do not bump into the furniture.’ The amateur thespians in Alan Shelley’s amusing new novel, Not so Private Lives, find it rather more difficult than the Master suggests. For their 25th Anniversary production, the Great Selsdon Amateur Dramatic Society decide...
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  • Athol Fugard
    Alan Shelley
    A playwright whose work is appreciated on a global scale, Athol Fugard’s plays have done more to document and provide a cultural commentary on Apartheid-era South Africa than any other writer in the last century.Using mostly migrant workers and township dwellers, and staging guerrilla-raid productions in black areas, Fugard frequently came into conflict with the government, for...
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    31,20 €

  • I Never Met Ernest Hemingway
    Alan Shelley
    Percy Glossop was a pastry cook extraordinaire, a teller of tales, and a citizen of Europe during the twentieth century. He was in Paris at the same time as many of the Lost Generation because of his mother. When he was born she was very young and, as he later came to understand, inclined towards a cheerful promiscuity. Percy, a free spirit, grew up and participated in turbulen...
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    17,73 €