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The Naming of Moths

Tracy Fells

Casa editrice: Fly on the Wall Press

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THE NAMING OF MOTHS features stories of magical realism, myths and legends re-imagined, where all the characters are undergoing transformation or facing a pivotal moment of change in their lives. People and animals interchange their shapes. Story landscapes flit from fairy-tale woods to urban homes. Here love, hope and kindness weave between the realities of man's endless talent for cruelty.
Disponibile da: 10/11/2023.
Lunghezza di stampa: 178 pagine.

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