Pure Hollywood Elisabeth Robson

Pure Hollywood Elisabeth RobsonWith Pure Hollywood, Pulitzer Prize finalist Christine Schutt returns to the short story form that launched her acclaimed career. In tales of rare wit, Pure Hollywood brings us into private worlds of longing and danger. An alcoholic actress takes her children to live in a rusted box on stilts in the desert. In an exclusive island resort, a young familys holiday has terrible consequences. A newly wed couple who, while still newly everything, fall in

little children had to pack up a few of their most important belongings and leave their towns and cities to go to the countryside

He will be spending much of the next year in Toronto

Johnny Griffin

Tahar Bekir and two Francophone poems

letters and news flashes these are stories plucked from women

lives in Fort Worth with her husband Ben and daughter India Samhaoir

Thomas Kabdebo

the difficulties of remaining oneself while

empathetic idiom 'Re-call' - an evocation of the free-thinking nineteenth-century intellectual Lou Andreas Salome - underlines this dramatic challenge to the vision of previous Catalan theatre

That's when the trouble really starts

This book contains and engages with all this

Drawing on the age-old appeal of folklore (and a good ghost story)