Doppelgangers - Blayney, Mark
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In these slippery stories the truth and the possible weave as unexpected lives, complicated minds and exotic spaces are sketched in with nimble words and quick wit. Ghosts torment from the past; future selves write back; the lost look about, find themselves watched, are lead astray. Keep company with thieves and murdering artists, with the couple who miss the ferry for their make-or-break holiday; the mayonnaise deliveryman who becomes a reluctant golddigger, and the psychoanalyst and his GP wife who investigate a local widow's naked appearances in church. Between these pages you can never be…mehr

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In these slippery stories the truth and the possible weave as unexpected lives, complicated minds and exotic spaces are sketched in with nimble words and quick wit. Ghosts torment from the past; future selves write back; the lost look about, find themselves watched, are lead astray. Keep company with thieves and murdering artists, with the couple who miss the ferry for their make-or-break holiday; the mayonnaise deliveryman who becomes a reluctant golddigger, and the psychoanalyst and his GP wife who investigate a local widow's naked appearances in church. Between these pages you can never be sure quite who you'll meet next, but you can be sure that you're in safe hands. An intriguing new collection from a writer you'll want to keep an eye on.
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Mark Blayney won the Somerset Maugham Prize for Two Kinds of Silence. His story "The Murder of Dylan Thomas" was a Seren Short Story of the Month and he's published poems and stories in Agenda, Poetry Wales, The Interpreter's House, The London Magazine and the delinquent. His second book Conversations with Magic Stones was described by John Bayley as "remarkable... as good as some of the best of Elizabeth Bowen's, and praise does not go higher than that."