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Moss-Haired Girl (2016)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781772140446 bzw. 1772140449, in Englisch, Anvil Press, Anvil Press, Anvil Press, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, in-stock.
Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi. the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction. In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. . At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. … the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review).
Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi. the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction. In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. . At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. … the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review).
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Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer (2016)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781772140606 bzw. 1772140600, in Englisch, Anvil Press, Anvil Press, Anvil Press, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, in-stock.
Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi. the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction. In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. . At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. . the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review).
Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi. the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction. In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. . At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. . the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review).
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~EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781772140606 bzw. 1772140600, vermutlich in Englisch, Anvil Press, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Moss-Haired Girl: Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013)Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother`s home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . .In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore.Praise for Moss-Haired Girl:"e Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. ... At 72 pages, it`s a slight but extremely fun read. Let`s see what Slansky can do with a few more days."e (The Globe and Mail)"e Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. the elements of Slansky`s writing and the novella`s presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon."e (The Peak)"e Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging."e (San Francisco Book Review), Englisch, Ebook.
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Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer: By Zara Zalinzi; Annotated by Joshua Chapman Green
EN NWISBN: 9781772140026 bzw. 1772140023, in Englisch, Anvil Press Publishers, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, In Stock, plus shipping.
Slansky R.h., Books, Fiction and Literature, Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer: By Zara Zalinzi; Annotated by Joshua Chapman Green, Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013)Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . .In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore.Praise for Moss-Haired Girl:Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. ... At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days. (The Globe and Mail)Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. ... the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon. (The Peak)Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging. (San Francisco Book Review).
Slansky R.h., Books, Fiction and Literature, Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer: By Zara Zalinzi; Annotated by Joshua Chapman Green, Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013)Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother's home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . .In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore.Praise for Moss-Haired Girl:Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. ... At 72 pages, it's a slight but extremely fun read. Let's see what Slansky can do with a few more days. (The Globe and Mail)Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. ... the elements of Slansky's writing and the novella's presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon. (The Peak)Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging. (San Francisco Book Review).
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Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer (2016)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781772140590 bzw. 1772140597, in Englisch, 112 Seiten, Anvil Press, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, ebook for download, Free shipping.
Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother’s home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . . In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. ... At 72 pages, it’s a slight but extremely fun read. Let’s see what Slansky can do with a few more days." —The Globe and Mail "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. … the elements of Slansky’s writing and the novella’s presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." —The Peak "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." —San Francisco Book Review, Kindle Edition, Format: Kindle eBook, Label: Anvil Press, Anvil Press, Product group: eBooks, Published: 2016-02-12, Release date: 2016-02-12, Studio: Anvil Press, Sales rank: 1606007.
Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother’s home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . . In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. ... At 72 pages, it’s a slight but extremely fun read. Let’s see what Slansky can do with a few more days." —The Globe and Mail "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. … the elements of Slansky’s writing and the novella’s presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." —The Peak "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." —San Francisco Book Review, Kindle Edition, Format: Kindle eBook, Label: Anvil Press, Anvil Press, Product group: eBooks, Published: 2016-02-12, Release date: 2016-02-12, Studio: Anvil Press, Sales rank: 1606007.
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Moss-Haired Girl, The Confessions of a Circus Performer (2016)
EN NW EBISBN: 9781772140446 bzw. 1772140449, in Englisch, Anvil Press, neu, E-Book.
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Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother’s home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp fall... Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother’s home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . . In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. ... At 72 pages, it’s a slight but extremely fun read. Let’s see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. … the elements of Slansky’s writing and the novella’s presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review)Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;Verschijningsdatum: februari 2016;ISBN10: 1772140449;ISBN13: 9781772140446; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2016.
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Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother’s home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp fall... Winner, 3-Day Novel Contest (2013) Joshua Chapman Green is searching for answers. He is combing through boxes in the attic of his recently deceased mother’s home and uncovering childhood memories, mysterious letters, and perplexing photos of people he does not know. They appear to be circus performers, members of a travelling freak show, or Victorian era sideshow performers. Then he finds a crumbling copy of Moss-Haired Girl: Confessions of a Circus Performer by Zara Zalinzi . . . the clasp falls away and the pages open revealing a family story that may or may not be fiction . . . In this ambitious short novel, R.H. Slansky weaves a complex narrative about the very nature of narrative: it is an annotated re-issue of a fictional autobiography that casts a questioning eye on the reliability of family lore. Praise for Moss-Haired Girl: "Ever wonder if the mad-dash products of speed-writing contests can be any good? With Moss-Haired Girl, winner of the 2013 Three-Day Novel Contest, R.H. Slanksy answers in the affirmative and offers some guidance by example to would-be contestants: Start with a great premise and bite off only so much as you can chew. ... At 72 pages, it’s a slight but extremely fun read. Let’s see what Slansky can do with a few more days." (The Globe and Mail) "Moss-Haired Girl is an enjoyable, light read with stylistic flair. … the elements of Slansky’s writing and the novella’s presentation offer the reader plenty to reflect upon." (The Peak) "Moss-Haired Girl is wonderful stuff, punchy and clever and engaging." (San Francisco Book Review)Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;Verschijningsdatum: februari 2016;ISBN10: 1772140449;ISBN13: 9781772140446; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2016.
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Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer
EN NW EBISBN: 9781772140446 bzw. 1772140449, in Englisch, Anvil Press, neu, E-Book.
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Moss-Haired-Girl~~R-H-Slansky, Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer, NOOK Book (eBook).
Moss-Haired-Girl~~R-H-Slansky, Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer, NOOK Book (eBook).
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Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer: By Zara Zalinzi: Annotated by Joshua Chapman Green
EN PB NWISBN: 9781772140026 bzw. 1772140023, in Englisch, Anvil Press, Taschenbuch, neu.
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Moss-haired-Girl~~R-H-Slansky, Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer: By Zara Zalinzi: Annotated by Joshua Chapman Green, Paperback.
Moss-haired-Girl~~R-H-Slansky, Moss-Haired Girl: The Confessions of a Circus Performer: By Zara Zalinzi: Annotated by Joshua Chapman Green, Paperback.
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