Alphabet by Kathy Page available in Trade Paperback on bltadwin.ru, also read synopsis and reviews. A violent sex offender, incarcerated and resisting treatment, takes rehabilitation into his own. bltadwin.ru From Kirkus Publisher:Biblioasis Pages: Price (Paperback): $ Publication Date: OctoISBN (Paperback): Category: Fiction ALPHABET by Kathy Page A moving novel about knowledge, self-awareness and the power of words, set in the purgatory of prison. · “A complex book, and splendidly written, Alphabet is an intensely compelling reading experience.” —Edmonton Journal (Canada) “Kathy Page knows that the things we can’t understand are often the things that terrify us the most. In her dark and lovely seventh novel, she takes us places we may not want to go.”—January MagazinePages:
Alphabet KATHY PAGE Lunar Attractions CLARK BLAISE Lord Nelson Tavern RAY SMITH An Aesthetic Underground JOHN METCALF Heroes RAY ROBERTSON A History of Forgetting CAROLINE ADDERSON The Camera Always Lies HUGH HOOD Canada Made Me NORMAN LEVINE Vital Signs (a reSet Original) JOHN METCALF A Good Baby LEON ROOKE First Things First (a reSet Original. Simon Austen tatoue sur sa peau les noms dont on l'a affublé au fil des années: boulet, tordu, menace pour les femmes, meurtrier. Condamné à la prison à perpétuité et éventuellement soumis à des thérapies novatrices visant la reprogrammation comp. Check out this great listen on bltadwin.ru Simon Austen has the names people have called him tattooed all over his body. Waste of Space. Bastard. A Threat to Women. Murderer. Facing a lifetime behind bars and subjected to new therapies for sexual reprogramming, Simon finds himself plunged into a.
In Thatcher's Britain, barely out of his teens, highly intelligent but illiterate, Simon Austen is sent down for life. Charming, damaged, brutal, manipulative, Simon is a riddle no one can crack. He did it but he doesn't know why - or maybe doesn't want to know why. Or both. Kathy Page. Kathy Page is the author of seven novels, including The Story of My Face (longlisted for the Orange Prize in ), and The Find (shorlisted for the ReLit Award in ), as well as many short stories, previously collected in As In Music and Paradise Elsewhere (Biblioasis ). “A complex book, and splendidly written, Alphabet is an intensely compelling reading experience.” —Edmonton Journal (Canada) “Kathy Page knows that the things we can’t understand are often the things that terrify us the most. In her dark and lovely seventh novel, she takes us places we may not want to go.”—January Magazine.
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