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English
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Description
A poignant love story set in the wake of the Second World War, now in paperback.
A blazing novel about identity, love, kindness, loss and survival in an uncertain world. Let Us Be True will stay with me for a long time
Praise for Glass: 'Charming and funny ... there's enough here to show you the author has plenty more to offer and that, like his hero, he definitely has his heart in the right place.
Christofi's writing really does gleam with wit, inventiveness and an offbeat charm
[An] impressive, tightly paced coming-of-age story ... a multi-layered story that follows one man's refracted path through life's prism
Alex Christofi was born in Dorset and read English at Oxford University. As well as working as an editor, he writes occasional essays and reviews. His first novel Glass, also published by Serpent's Tail, was longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize and won the Betty Trask Prize.
A blazing novel about identity, love, kindness, loss and survival in an uncertain world. Let Us Be True will stay with me for a long time
Praise for Glass: 'Charming and funny ... there's enough here to show you the author has plenty more to offer and that, like his hero, he definitely has his heart in the right place.
Christofi's writing really does gleam with wit, inventiveness and an offbeat charm
[An] impressive, tightly paced coming-of-age story ... a multi-layered story that follows one man's refracted path through life's prism
Alex Christofi was born in Dorset and read English at Oxford University. As well as working as an editor, he writes occasional essays and reviews. His first novel Glass, also published by Serpent's Tail, was longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize and won the Betty Trask Prize.