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Black Car Burning

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Informationen zum Autor Helen Mort has published three collections of poetry: Division Street (2013), winner of the Fenton Aldeburgh First Collection Prize, No Map Could Show Them (2016) and The Illustrated Woman (2022). Her poetry has been shortlisted for the Forward, T. S. Eliot and Costa Prizes. She has written a novel, Black Car Burning (2019) and a short story collection, Exire (2019). Her creative non-fiction includes A Line Above The Sky (2022), winner of the Boardman Tasker Award, and Ethel (2024). She is a Professor in Creative Writing at Manchester Metropolitan University and lives in Sheffield. Klappentext A debut novel from an award-winning poet, who has won the Foyle Young Poets Award five times. Set in Sheffield, it's set amongst police officers and police community support officers, and tackles the consequences of the Hillsborough tragedy, the thrill of climbing, non-traditional relationships and polyamory. Zusammenfassung The debut novel from the brilliant and award-winning poet Helen MortAlexa is a police community support officer whose world feels unstable. Caron, Alexa’s girlfriend, is pushing her away and pushing herself even harder.

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Authors Helen Mort, Mort Helen
Publisher Vintage UK
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback
Released 30.04.2020
 
EAN 9781784706630
ISBN 978-1-78470-663-0
No. of pages 288
Dimensions 129 mm x 198 mm x 21 mm
Subjects Fiction > Narrative literature

FICTION / Sports, FICTION / Cultural Heritage, Yorkshire, Sports fiction, Narrative theme: Social issues, Narrative theme: Sense of place, Climbing and mountaineering, FICTION / Urban & Street Lit, Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary

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