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Lives of Lilo - Couverture souple

Hodcroft, Felix

 
9781908853134: Lives of Lilo

Synopsis

Meet Lilo - an inflatable, blue-and-red seaside accessory. Being an inanimate object in a story grounded firmly in reality, Lilo cannot talk, think or make decisions for himself; so when he is blown from the hand of his first owner onto the open sea, his fate (and survival) will be decided by chance. Chance, ocean currents, and the actions - brutal or tender - of the humans and animals whose paths he crosses.

As Lilo joins the huge fleet of flotsam travelling our globe, he becomes the driving force in a narrative which extends across hundreds of years, forwards and backwards in time. Felix Hodcroft's imaginative, lyrical first novel is written for readers aged eleven to a hundred and eleven, an epic modern fable that provides a sweeping description of the world (or worlds) in which we live, and proves that even a lilo - even the dream, or the memory of a lilo - can have an effect, significant or imperceptible, on the lives of all those it encounters.

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À propos de l'auteur

Felix Hodcroft is a prolific writer and performer based in Scarborough, North Yorkshire. Manchester-born, Oxford-bred, Felix gained degrees in English Literature and Applied Social Sciences, and worked as a probation officer in Birmingham, Hull and East Yorkshire - after detours into the worlds of civil service and grave digging.

He is renowned for his passionate, animated style of spoken-word performance, particularly as one half of 'The Hull to Scarborough Line', a double-act with fellow Valley Press author Sue Wilsea. He is the author of Life After Life After Death (2010), a collection of poetry, and editor of the anthology A Pocketful of Windows (2014), both published by Valley Press.

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