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190 pages ; 22 cm "An Arts Council anthology"--Cover A death in the family / Anne Aylor -- Left behind / Ron Berry -- The learner / Jean Binnie -- The intruder / Nicholas Burbridge -- The water ski ride / Catherine Burchill -- Lost innocence / Jean Colin -- The scaremonger / David Craig -- A visit to Lizzie's / Tony Curtis -- Cherry-pie / Ralph R. Ellis -- The Friday child / Sue Glover -- The man who kept the sweet shop at the bus station / Helen Harris -- Riding school / Joyce herbert -- Quicksand / Sheila Hodgson -- Memories of a mirrored room in Hamburg / Gabriel Josipovici -- Encounter with children / Brenda McBryde -- Two sisters / G.M. Major -- The egg room / G. Nelson -- A white Christmas / Kathleen Nott -- Cliffedge / Graham Swift -- The piano / Peggy Woodford -- Inconstant continuity / C. Lynne Woodman
- Author
- Susan Hill; Isabel Quigly; Arts Council of Great Britain; PEN
- Publisher
- London: Hutchinson: in association with the Arts Council of Great Britain and PEN
- Published
- 1980
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780091415303
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Short Stories, Humanities
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