Description
Two completely separate novellas about putting right the mess two men have made out of their lives.
About the Author
Stephen Benatar was born in 1937 in Baker Street, London-and in the block of flats where H. G. Wells and Arnold Bennett once lived; one of these days there'll have to be a third important plaque beside the other two! Benatar is married, with four children, but now openly gay and living with a male partner.
Reviews
"A haunting and highly enjoyable love story." -Prunella Scales
"Brilliant wartime romance . . . the conceit of Recovery is terrific . . . a rich, complex story." -Henry Fitzherbert, Sunday Express
"In his haunting new book, Stephen Benatar cleverly evokes and explores-with grimy immediacy but transcending grace-the most inescapable and tragic of all human emotions . . . regret." -Michael Kerrigan, The Scotsman
"A beguiling masterclass in modern fiction. Benatar is a writer who can thread reincarnation and a time-travelling Lucifer through a fantastical '90s morality tale without once stretching the bounds of credulity. Tension inexorably builds toward a gripping conclusion . . . the sort of book you start reading especially slowly as the final pages arrive." -James O'Brien, LBC Radio
Book Information
ISBN 9781504008020
Author Stephen Benatar
Format Paperback
Page Count 340
Imprint Open Road Media
Publisher Open Road Media
About the Author
Stephen Benatar was born in 1937 in Baker Street, London-and in the block of flats where H. G. Wells and Arnold Bennett once lived; one of these days there'll have to be a third important plaque beside the other two! Benatar is married, with four children, but now openly gay and living with a male partner.
Reviews
"A haunting and highly enjoyable love story." -Prunella Scales
"Brilliant wartime romance . . . the conceit of Recovery is terrific . . . a rich, complex story." -Henry Fitzherbert, Sunday Express
"In his haunting new book, Stephen Benatar cleverly evokes and explores-with grimy immediacy but transcending grace-the most inescapable and tragic of all human emotions . . . regret." -Michael Kerrigan, The Scotsman
"A beguiling masterclass in modern fiction. Benatar is a writer who can thread reincarnation and a time-travelling Lucifer through a fantastical '90s morality tale without once stretching the bounds of credulity. Tension inexorably builds toward a gripping conclusion . . . the sort of book you start reading especially slowly as the final pages arrive." -James O'Brien, LBC Radio
Book Information
ISBN 9781504008020
Author Stephen Benatar
Format Paperback
Page Count 340
Imprint Open Road Media
Publisher Open Road Media
