With both economy and compassion, Neil Campbell creates lyrical visions of loss and confinement. Children, teenagers, parents, single men and women all feature in the unflinching depictions of ordinary people coping with the difficulties of everyday life.
With both economy and compassion, Neil Campbell creates lyrical visions of loss and confinement. Children, teenagers, parents, single men and women all feature in the unflinching depictions of ordinary people coping with the difficulties of everyday life.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Neil Campbell is a short story writer, novelist and poet. From Manchester, England, he has appeared three times in the annual anthology of Best British Short Stories (2012/2015/2016). He has published four collections of short fiction, two novels, two poetry chapbooks and one poetry collection, as well as appearing in numerous magazines and anthologies.
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The Orange Football Disappearance of a Sunset Magaluf The Last Post Confined Spaces Retail Therapy All Smiles Saved Why do you Come Here? Broken Doll The Fresher The Faces Marked by the Ringing The Cricket Book Seller Waiting in the Wings The Empty Space The Rooms Between the Zipped Limits Climbing
The Orange Football Disappearance of a Sunset Magaluf The Last Post Confined Spaces Retail Therapy All Smiles Saved Why do you Come Here? Broken Doll The Fresher The Faces Marked by the Ringing The Cricket Book Seller Waiting in the Wings The Empty Space The Rooms Between the Zipped Limits Climbing
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