Ophelia and Other Stories
Autor Christopher Arthuren Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 mai 2021
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781528939683
ISBN-10: 1528939689
Pagini: 188
Dimensiuni: 127 x 203 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.19 kg
Editura: AUSTIN MACAULEY
ISBN-10: 1528939689
Pagini: 188
Dimensiuni: 127 x 203 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.19 kg
Editura: AUSTIN MACAULEY
Notă biografică
I studied archaeology and anthropology at Cambridge University, back in the '60s, before doing fieldwork in Cyrenaica, when I traced the main water supply of ancient Ptolemais from its source to the city's cisterns. I followed this up as a member of a field survey of sites in Fezzan and later I worked as a site supervisor for several seasons on a Byzantine excavation in Istanbul. I have also travelled in Central America, Peru, Turkey, North and East Africa, Iran, Eastern and Central Europe, Malaysia, Italy, France, Russia and Ukraine. In the course of a career, largely spent teaching, I have also written and produced a considerable number of plays.
My published works to date are the following:
Footnotes, The New Millennium Press 1994 (Travel pieces)
The Tulip Garden and Other Stories, Stamford House Publishing (2003)
Cappadocian Moon and Other Stories, Melrose Books (2007)
The Novgorod Master and Other Stories, Pearl Press (2010)
A Tale of Two Russians (a novel), Dynasty Press (2013)
What's in a Name? (a novel), Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd. (2017)
My published works to date are the following:
Footnotes, The New Millennium Press 1994 (Travel pieces)
The Tulip Garden and Other Stories, Stamford House Publishing (2003)
Cappadocian Moon and Other Stories, Melrose Books (2007)
The Novgorod Master and Other Stories, Pearl Press (2010)
A Tale of Two Russians (a novel), Dynasty Press (2013)
What's in a Name? (a novel), Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd. (2017)
Descriere
These stories move about, taking some existential liberties, and include the occasional dark episode, while at the same time, they are laced with humour and the occasional lightness of touch, though they tend not to be politically correct Above all, they set out to entertain. Living and working in Durham, their author likes to think of himself as working in the tradition of Hugh Walpole, who wrote his famous stories in the same neck of the woods.