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Beyond the Pale

Laurie Brady

Editorial: Ginninderra Press

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Sinopsis

As the title suggests, this collection of short stories focuses on a variety of unusual but not atypical emotional and life-style reactions people experience as a result of guilt, compassion, indiscretion, abuse, jealousy, fantasy, loss, sense of mission, and impending death. It provides insight into the strange nature of what it means to be human.
Disponible desde: 24/05/2019.

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