Galley Beggar Press
“[An] ambitious, unsettling book, set in the months leading up to the referendum of 1988 on whether General Pinochet should remain in power under resumed civilian rule…Telenovela suggests, quietly but boldly, that no political side is wholly virtuous.” —Lorna Scott Fox, Times Literary Supplement “A striking debut [that] explores working-class identity, masculinity and alienation… a polemic against narcissism, small-mindedness and mean-spiritedness… a poignant meditation on a son’s love for his f
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- Category: publishing house
- Website: https://www.galleybeggar.co.uk/
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- Email: user@domain.com (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Galley Beggar Press — Official Website (official)
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“[An] ambitious, unsettling book, set in the months leading up to the referendum of 1988 on whether General Pinochet should remain in power under resumed civilian rule…Telenovela suggests, quietly but boldly, that no political side is wholly virtuous.” —Lorna Scott Fox, Times Literary Supplement “A striking debut [that] explores working-class identity, masculinity and alienation… a polemic against narcissism, small-mindedness and mean-spiritedness… a poignant meditation on a son’s love for his f
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