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ENGLISH
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448
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9781844086092
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129 mm
Width
198 mm
Height
355 gram
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PAPERBACK
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7 APRIL 2011
Publish Date
28 mm
Spine Width
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Following the death of his wife and baby and his experiences on the Western Front, Laurence Bartram has become something of a recluse. When a young woman he once knew persuades him to look into events that apparently led her brother, John Emmett, to kill himself, Laurence is forced to revisit the darkest parts of the war. Paperback , 442 pages Published April 1st 2011 by Virago Press (UK) (first published March 1st 2010)
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Elizabeth Speller is a poet and author of four non-fiction books including a biography of Emperor Hadrian, companion guides to Rome and to Athens, and a memoir, Sunlight on the Garden. She has contributed to publications as varied as the Financial Times, Big Issue and Vogue and produced the libretto for a requiem for Linda McCartney, Farewell, composed by Michael Berkeley (OUP). She currently has a Royal Literary Fund Fellowship at Warwick and divides her life between Gloucestershire and Greece. She was a prize-winner in both the Ledbury and Bridport poetry competitions in 2008, and her poem, Finistere was shortlisted for the Forward Poetry Prize in 2009. More profitably she is also a ghost blogger.
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