FLIGHT OF ARROWS by Alan Sillitoe

FLIGHT OF ARROWS by Alan Sillitoe

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Alan Sillitoe is renowned for his working class roots and his powerful, poignant, yet unsentimental prose. In this collection of essays, Sillitoe tackles a variety of subjects, ranging from art and literary criticism to travel, history and the personal.

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FLIGHT OF ARROWS by Alan Sillitoe

Alan Sillitoe is renowned for his working class roots and his powerful, poignant yet unsentimental prose. He is acclaimed for his gifts of penetrating observation and evocative detail ('There are few writers around who can rival Sillitoe when it comes to the complicated business of noticing things.' Literary Review). In this collection of essays, Sillitoe's talent is striking as he tackles a variety of fascinating subjects, ranging from art and literary criticism to travel, history and the personal. Among the more recent additions are the description of Ted Hughes' funeral and 'The Book' - a discourse on the significance of the bible and the novel
Alan Sillitoe left school at fourteen to work in various factories until becoming an air traffic control assistant. He started writing after four years in the RAF. In 1958 his novel Saturday Night and Sunday Morning won the Hawthornden Prize for literature and it was later made into a film, along with The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner. He has written 28 other works of fiction (his most recent novel was Birthday, the bestselling sequel to Saturday Night), an autobiography, poetry, plays and children's fiction.
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ISBN 13 9781861056344
ISBN 10 1861056346
Titre FLIGHT OF ARROWS
Auteur Alan Sillitoe
État Non disponible
Type de reliure Hardback
Éditeur HarperCollins Publishers
Année de publication 2003-10-24
Nombre de pages 224
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