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Shrapnel

Name: Shrapnel
Brand: The Friday Project
SKU: 39529479
Price: 6.97 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: William Wharton
ISBN: 9780007458196

William Wharton

Language

English

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Libristo code: 39529479

Publishers The Friday Project, August 2012

A previously unpublished wartime memoir from the acclaimed author of Birdy and A Midnight Clear.One... Full description

Libristo code: 39529479

17 b

6.97 €

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A previously unpublished wartime memoir from the acclaimed author of Birdy and A Midnight Clear.One of the most acclaimed American writers of his generation, and author of classic novels such as Birdy, A Midnight Clear and Dad, William Wharton was a very private man. Writing under a pseudonym, he rarely gave interviews, so fans and critics could only guess how much of his work was autobiographical and how much was fiction.Now, for the first time, we are able to read the author's own account of his experiences during the Second World War, events that went on to influence some of his greatest novels.These are the tales that Wharton never wanted to tell his children. It is an unforgettable true story from one of America's greatest writers.