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The collected stories of one of the greatest masters and champions of the short story form, John Metcalf's Finding Again the World considers the world through a very Metcalf-y lens. Sarcastic, wry, brilliant and hilarious, Metcalf again proves the value of the story in a world drowning in too many novels.
The children green and golden -- Keys and watercress -- The estuary -- Robert, standing -- Single gents only -- The Eastmill reception centre -- Gentle as flowers make the stones -- Dandelions -- The years in exile -- The nipples of Venus -- Ceazer salad -- The museum at the end of the world.
John Metcalf ; foreword by Keath Fraser.