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In a Strong Wind: Even Turkeys Fly
The debut collection from London-based writer and journalist Peter Guest. A darkly comic journey through internet age Britain, steeped in allegory and richly evocative images of an ugly, wealthy century.
224 pages, Paperback
First published January 5, 2006
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January 17, 2008
An interesting short-story collection from Pete Guest, the author best knows for his bestiality charges while travelling Europe and his destructive sadomasochist relationship with a German man.
There are some absolute gems here, and a story where everyone turns into whales.The book was in part influenced by the break-down of Pete's marriage to the sea.
Occasionally when I am alone at night this book makes me weep.
There are some absolute gems here, and a story where everyone turns into whales.The book was in part influenced by the break-down of Pete's marriage to the sea.
Occasionally when I am alone at night this book makes me weep.
Displaying 1 of 1 review