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Morrison, Ewan

 
9780708899021: Nina X: Winner of the 2019 Saltire Society Award for Fiction

Synopsis

The story of Nina X's imprisonment, and her path to eventual freedom, is compelling and chilling and all too believable. She is a character to stand alongside Offred of The Handmaid's Tale and Jack of Room

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À propos de l'auteur

Ewan Morrison is the author of the award-winning novels Tales from the Mall and Close Your Eyes; the novels Ménage, Distance and Swung; and the short story collection The Last Book You Read. Ewan was awarded the Glenfiddich Writer of the Year Award and the SMIT novel of the year 2012/2013.

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Nina X has no books,
no toys and no privacy.
Nina X has no idea
what the outside world is like.
Nina X has a lot to learn.

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Nina X has never been outside. She has never met another child. She has no mother and no father; she has Comrade Chen, and Comrades Uma, Jeni and Ruth. Her closest emotional connection is with the birds she sees when she removes the plasterboard that covers her bedroom window. Comrade Chen has named her The Project; she is being raised entirely separated from the false gods of capitalism and the cult of the self. He has her record everything in her journal, to track her thoughts. To keep her ideology pure, her words are erased, over and over again.

But that was before. Now Nina is in Freedom, and all the rules have changed. She has to remember that everything is the opposite of what she was told, and yet still the world doesn't make any sense.

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9780708899007: Nina X: Winner of the 2019 Saltire Society Award for Fiction

Edition présentée

ISBN 10 :  0708899005 ISBN 13 :  9780708899007
Editeur : Fleet, 2020
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