Lost and found : short stories from the Cheshire Prize for Literature / edited by Emma L.E. Rees.

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Rees, Emma L. E [editor.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Chester : University of Chester Press, 2013.Description: 1 online resource (xxv, 153 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

1908258578
9781908258571

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Lost and Found : Short Stories from the Cheshire Prize for Literature 2012.DDC classification:

823.0108092 23

LOC classification:

PR1309.S5 L67 2013

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Summary: He is my miracle, says Sarah Frost Mellor's protagonist, of her lover, Joe: Found by accident, in the least likely of places. Sarah won the 2012 Cheshire Prize for Literature with her short story Udumbara in Lytham St Anne's, and it's in this modest seaside town that Lost and Found begins. Reading through the stories in this collection, the reader will find many things: surreal flotsam on a desolate beach; a love letter mislaid for decades; turns of phrase in a classroom; relationships shaped in unusual settings. But to find something means simultaneously to acknowledge the possibility of loss.

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He is my miracle, says Sarah Frost Mellor's protagonist, of her lover, Joe: Found by accident, in the least likely of places. Sarah won the 2012 Cheshire Prize for Literature with her short story Udumbara in Lytham St Anne's, and it's in this modest seaside town that Lost and Found begins. Reading through the stories in this collection, the reader will find many things: surreal flotsam on a desolate beach; a love letter mislaid for decades; turns of phrase in a classroom; relationships shaped in unusual settings. But to find something means simultaneously to acknowledge the possibility of loss.

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