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ENGLISH
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144
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9781784874490
ISBN
110 mm
Width
176 mm
Height
87 gram
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VINTAGE
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PAPERBACK
Binding
26 APRIL 2018
Publish Date
9 mm
Spine Width
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A soldier falls asleep on duty and is threatened with being court-martialled. An officer lies in mud, fighting for his life and the life of his men. A young man walks across Waterloo Bridge, explosives in his rucksack, heart pounding. In this powerfully moving book, Faulks shows us the true face of war. These are stories of death and survival, of hope and despair, and of ordinary people whose lives will never be the same again.Selected from the books Birdsong, A Possible Life and A Week in December by Sebastian FaulksVINTAGE MINIS: GREAT MINDS. BIG IDEAS. LITTLE BOOKS.A series of... Read More
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Sebastian Faulks was born in 1953, and grew up in Newbury, the son of a judge and a repertory actress. He attended Wellington College and studied at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, although he didn’t enjoy attending either institution. Cambridge in the 70s was still quite male-dominated, and he says that you had to cycle about 5 miles to meet a girl. He was the first literary editor of “The Independentâ€, and then went on to become deputy editor of “The Sunday Independentâ€. Sebastian Faulks was awarded the CBE in 2002. He and his family live in London.
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