They Scream When You Kill Them by Des Dillon

They Scream When You Kill Them by Des Dillon

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Welcome to Dillon's world; He takes you from the darkness of the illustrated Man and Jif Lemons to the laugh out loud Bunch of c***s. If you're an alchoholic, recovering alcoholic, insane, a policeman, prisoner, gold digger, farmer, animal lover, Scots or Irish Scots you may well recognise yourself somewhere in this book.

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They Scream When You Kill Them by Des Dillon

Welcome to Dillon's world; a world where murderous poultry and evolutionary elephants make their mark. He takes you from the darkness of the illustrated Man and Jif Lemons to the laugh out loud Bunch of c***s. These stories are instantly accessible and always personal. Relationships, places and language are set precisely with few words and no flinching. If you're an alchoholic, recovering alcoholic, insane, a policeman, prisoner, gold digger, farmer, animal lover, Scots or Irish Scots you may well recognise yourself somewhere in this book.

DES DILLON was born and brought up in Coatbridge. He is a poet, short story writer, novelist and dramatist writing for radio, stage, television and film. He has had several of his books adapted for film and television. He was writer in residence at Castlemilk 1998-2000, and has worked as a teacher of English, a creative writing tutor, and as a TV scriptwriter. His novels have been translated into Russian and Italian. He now lives in Galloway.

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ISBN 13 9781905222353
ISBN 10 1905222351
Title They Scream When You Kill Them
Author Des Dillon
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Luath Press Ltd
Year published 2006-10-01
Number of pages 246
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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