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Land of My Neighbours

Autor Barry Pilton
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 iun 2010
In sleepy mid-Wales the inhabitants of the Nant Valley are reeling from a double-death in a ditch and a shock act of vandalism that threatens to put the tiny town of Abernant on the map. When a lovelorn hill-sheep farmer is revealed as the vandalism culprit, and jailed for molesting a statue, the race for his land is on... A beguiling, tragi-comic tale of conservation, covetousness and croquet.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781408804377
ISBN-10: 1408804379
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.19 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Paperbacks
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

Caracteristici

The latest instalment in The Valley series, Land of my Neighbours is also a stand-alone novel that will delight anyone who is not yet familiar with the eccentric inhabitants of the Nant Valley

Notă biografică

Barry Pilton has written plays, sitcoms and sketches for TV, including Not The Nine O'Clock News, and has written and broadcast extensively for radio. He has worked with many stars of light entertainment, among them Griff Rhys Jones, Prunella Scales, David Jason and Ian Richardson.
He is currently working on the TV adaptation of The Valley, which was published by Bloomsbury in February 2005. For many years he lived in mid-Wales and now lives in Bristol.

Recenzii

'Barry Pilton is the best kind of comedy writer: a man who can make you laugh with your brain as well as your belly. His portrait of the life and times of a god-forsaken rain-swept Welsh valley is a quiet comic tour de force. Imagine The Archers transplanted to Wales and cross-bred with JP Donleavy and you're almost there. Almost ...'
'Full-bodied farce'

Descriere

In sleepy mid-Wales the inhabitants of the Nant Valley are reeling from a double-death in a ditch and a shock act of vandalism that threatens to put the tiny town of Abernant on the map. When a lovelorn hill-sheep farmer is revealed as the vandalism culprit, and jailed for molesting a statue, the race for his land is on... A beguiling, tragi-comic tale of conservation, covetousness and croquet.