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- Author: Nathan O'Hagan
- Publisher: Armley Press
- ISBN-10: 0993481167
- ISBN-13: 9780993481161
- Format: 14 x 21 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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The new novel by Birkenhead-born Nathan O'Hagan, author of The World is (Not) a Cold Dead Place, turns the temperature down to absolute zero in a thriller that stalks the darkest corners of the male psyche.
On the streets of Liverpool, three lives - a young skateboarder, a steroid-crazed bodybuilder and a family man with a dark, troubled profession - are about to overlap in a dance of frustration, humiliation and murder.
This noir journey through bars, gyms, retirement homes, gay clubs and footballers' mansions leaves a trail of suffocating guilt and psychosexual violence that seems all too real. In exploring 'crises of masculinity', O'Hagan trenches psychological depths with a worldly cynicism worthy of Camus, Jim Thompson or Bret Easton Ellis - and transcends the limits of the crime genre as we know it.
Praise for The World is (Not) a Cold Dead Place
'Nathan O'Hagan is a very talented writer' Kevin Sampson (author, Awaydays)
'Dark, violent, funny, shitty, moving' James Brown (Journalist, radio presenter and author of Above Head Height)
'A great debut' Russ Litten (author, Kingdom)
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- Author: Nathan O'Hagan
- Publisher: Armley Press
- ISBN-10: 0993481167
- ISBN-13: 9780993481161
- Format: 14 x 21 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
The new novel by Birkenhead-born Nathan O'Hagan, author of The World is (Not) a Cold Dead Place, turns the temperature down to absolute zero in a thriller that stalks the darkest corners of the male psyche.
On the streets of Liverpool, three lives - a young skateboarder, a steroid-crazed bodybuilder and a family man with a dark, troubled profession - are about to overlap in a dance of frustration, humiliation and murder.
This noir journey through bars, gyms, retirement homes, gay clubs and footballers' mansions leaves a trail of suffocating guilt and psychosexual violence that seems all too real. In exploring 'crises of masculinity', O'Hagan trenches psychological depths with a worldly cynicism worthy of Camus, Jim Thompson or Bret Easton Ellis - and transcends the limits of the crime genre as we know it.
Praise for The World is (Not) a Cold Dead Place
'Nathan O'Hagan is a very talented writer' Kevin Sampson (author, Awaydays)
'Dark, violent, funny, shitty, moving' James Brown (Journalist, radio presenter and author of Above Head Height)
'A great debut' Russ Litten (author, Kingdom)
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