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Everything is Moving, Everything is Joined: The Selected Stories of Stella Duffy

Everything is Moving, Everything is Joined: The Selected Stories of Stella Duffy

by StellaDuffy (Author)

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    Paperback 2014

    $3.25
Synopsis

This long-awaited collection brings together a selection of Stella Duffy's award-winning short fiction. It includes stories written for radio, here in print for the first time since they were broadcast, and highlights the terrific range and variety of her writing.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 256
 Publisher: Salt Publishing
Published: 05 Sep 2014
ISBN 10: 1907773053
ISBN 13: 9781907773051

Media Reviews

Stella Duffy is a writer of satirical wit and linguistic energy - as well as variety.

-- Dr Jules Smith * British Council *

Duffy's stories move us, they eat away at us with their humorous and honeyed sharpness, and they stay with us.

* Thresholds *

On The Room of Lost Things:

A spellbinding love song to a part of London usually demonised as home to muggings, shootings and feral gangs ... a book of great sensitivity and passion.

* Independent on Sunday *

On State of Happiness:

Duffy is known for her sharp insights and sharper wit, and both are on display here ... Brave, understated and unforgettable.

* Daily Mail *

On Singling Out the Couples:

An extraordinary, glittery parable about the power and cruelty of relationships.

-- Fay Weldon * Mail on Sunday *

Stella Duffy is a writer who never lets you down.

-- Ali Smith
Author Bio
Stella Duffy has written thirteen novels including her latest, The Purple Shroud. The Room of Lost Things and State of Happiness were long-listed for the Orange Prize. She won the CWA Short Story Dagger in 2002 (Martha Grace) and 2013 (Come Away With Me), and Stonewall Writer of the Year in 2008 (The Room of Lost Things) and 2010 (Theodora). She has reviewed for The Review Show (BBC2), Front Row (BBCRadio4) and written articles for most major newspapers in the UK. In addition to her writing work she is a theatre director and performer.