My Brother was a Kangaroo: Short Story Anthology by Malby, F. C.

My Brother was a Kangaroo: Short Story Anthology (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781512091991)

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My Brother was a Kangaroo: Short Story Anthology by Malby, F. C.

My Brother was a Kangaroo: Short Story Anthology

$10.99
My Brother was a Kangaroo: Short Story Anthology by Malby, F. C.

My Brother was a Kangaroo: Short Story Anthology

$10.99
Format: Paperback
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'The stories will resonate with you long after finishing' Avril Joy, Costa Short Story Award winnerFrom a boy searching for his parents in a North African souk to the marketplaces of India; from the hospital bed of a writer who has inexplicably lost his memory to a small girl who gives stones to a man on a park bench; and from Freud's couch in Vienna to the mythical sirens, this collection will stir your senses and take you on a journey around the globe. It explores the intricacies of human nature and the complex ways in which people respond to pressure, change and loss.

Author: F. C. Malby
ISBN-10: 1512091995
ISBN-13: 9781512091991
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 06/05/2015
Pages: 148
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.39lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.24w x 0.34d
By F. C. Malby
By F. C. Malby
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Praise for My Brother Was a Kangaroo:

'F.C. Malby is one of those writers who makes you sit up and pay attention. She's a natural storyteller, a gifted wordsmith, and fearless in taking her imagination to the dark side when the story requires it.' Dan Coxon, fiction editor, Litro Magazine

'Malby's writing is restrained, understated and elegant. Her shorter fiction pieces are stunning, creating a sense of beauty and poignancy in just a few hundred words.' Maureen Scott, CEO, Ether Books

'Deeply moving and attuned to the subtleties of human relationships, F.C. Malby's stories make us realise we're only one step away from a completely different world.' Ashley Stokes, editorial director and short fiction editor, Unthank Books

F.C. Malby lived in Vienna, Austria, for eight years and previously worked as a portrait photographer and a teacher. She has travelled widely, teaching English in the Czech Republic, in slum communities in the Philippines and in London. Her short fiction has been longlisted in The New Writer Magazine Annual Prose and Poetry Prizes, and won the Litro Magazine Environmental Disaster Fiction Competition. Her stories have also appeared online in a number of literary journals and magazines, and are forthcoming in three print anthologies. Malby's debut novel, Take Me to the Castle, won The People's Book Awards.

www.fcmalby.com

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