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14%OFFMichael Symmons Roberts - Patrick's Alphabet - 9780099483786 - V9780099483786
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Patrick's Alphabet

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Description for Patrick's Alphabet Paperback. When a teenage couple are found murdered, a boy called Adam Sligo is the only suspect. A manhunt begins. The letter A is found blazoned on the wall at the murder scene and is soon followed, around town, by the other letters. Is Sligo playing games with the police? Or putting a spell on the town? What do the letters mean? Num Pages: 240 pages. BIC Classification: FA. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 196 x 132 x 15. Weight in Grams: 204.

When a teenage couple are found murdered in their car, a boy called Adam Sligo is the only suspect. The letter A is found blazoned on the wall at the murder scene and is soon followed, around town, by the other letters of the alphabet, each immaculately painted in red. What do the letters mean? Is Sligo playing games with the police? Or putting a spell on the town?

Perry Scholes is mixed up in all this from the start: a man haunted by cars and death - and photographic images of both. He trawls the motorways and ... Read more

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Product Details

Publisher
Vintage United Kingdom
Number of pages
240
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2007
Condition
New
Number of Pages
240
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780099483786
SKU
V9780099483786
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99-18

About Michael Symmons Roberts
Michael Symmons Roberts was born in Preston, Lancashire in 1963. His books of poetry have won many awards including the Forward Prize and the Costa Poetry Award for Drysalter (2013) and the Whitbread Poetry Prize for Corpus (2004). His Selected Poems was published by Cape in 2016. As a librettist, his work with composers has been performed in concert halls ... Read more

Reviews for Patrick's Alphabet
His corpse-strewn first novel derives its title from St Patrick's habit of inscribing letters on new territory to transform it...the atmosphere of creeping menace kept this heathen reading, simultaneously irked and intrigued
Mark Sanderson
Daily Telegraph
Crafty, sad and haunting
Literary Review
The narrative voice turns it from a dark whodunit into something more intriguing. ... Read more

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