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Greenfly (Hardback)
Short Description for GreenflyClaustrophobic, intense, and troubled, this title features twelve stories that hold a flare to the strange, elusive corners of our world, past and present; from the United States of the Gold Rush era to the Berlin of today, from Victorian England to the dusty border towns and high cities of modern South America.
Full description- Publisher: Harvill Secker
- Published: 19 February 2009
- Format: Hardback 192 pages
- See: Full bibliographic data
- Categories: Contemporary Fiction
- ISBN 13: 9781846551949 ISBN 10: 1846551943
- Sales rank: 1,164,063
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Full description for Greenfly
Claustrophobic, intense, troubled, these twelve astonishing stories hold a flare to the strange, elusive corners of our world, past and present; from the United States of the Gold Rush era to the Berlin of today, from Victorian England to the dusty border towns and high cities of modern South America. A young couple's passionate affair unravels as they wait anxiously in their hotel room for news of a recklessly conceived drug deal. An academic inherits a set of diaries detailing her great-grandfather's development of a bizarre new field of science; an endeavour which has shocking implications for his young daughter and unfaithful wife. And in Greenfly, a housebound woman is driven to distraction by the insects infesting her house - putting strain on an already fractured relationship with her partner. Lee's stories announce the arrival of a writer whose vision is razor sharp, blackly funny and startlingly original.
