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Concert for a Dead Piano

Concert for a Dead Piano

Concert for a Dead Piano

Neil Raffan

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2014
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781291737264
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Eighteen going on? Actually, Ian Roberts is eighteen and just going on - it is 1971 and with his school days about to end what next? Anything? Will he/won’t he go to university?With his beloved Grandma Craig as a sounding board Ian’s prose straddles the child/adult fault line - uncertain on which side to fall. Does he have to fall?A young Aberdonian’s growing pains, what have Camus and Gide done to his mind?Despite himself this is a journey of self-discovery, accompanied, as in Cannibals eat bods, by Ian Ceri and Morag Kennedy.

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