Jonathan Falla

• Mar-2002
• / Action Adventure
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Jonathan Falla weaves a powerful tale of love and war, exile and homecoming...and of one man’s desire to lose himself in a foreign land, only to find himself caught in a time of chaos and change.Blue PoppiesThe year is 1950 and, as the world recove...

• Sep-2008
• / General Fiction
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Glenfarron is the tale of a rugged Scottish Highland landscape and the impact of three contrasted generations of outsiders: Polish aircrew at a British military hospital in the 1940s; young Glaswegians who inherit country property in the 1970s; Afric...

• May-2011
• / General Fiction
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Poor Mercy is a vivid, engrossing work of fiction' Michel Faber, The GuardianAn unusual love story told with insight and tenderness, it is studded with beautifully observed descriptions of place' Jennie Renton, Scottish Review of BooksPoor Mercy fu...

• Jul-2013
• / Literary
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A beautifully written and absorbing story of exile and redemption set against the stark Patagonian wilderness at the start of the modern age. Matthieu Macanan has fled his home in France, to work as a doctor in a remote region of South Ameri...

• Nov-2013
• / Psychological Suspense
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An intense, graphic and quietly violent psychological novel set in Patagonia circa 1915. This latest novel from multi-award-winning author Jonathan Falla brings to mind the fiction of Joseph Conrad and Graham Greene.A beautifully written and absorbin...

• Jan-2015
• / Fantasy
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THE WHITE PORCUPINE is a virtuoso novel by a critically acclaimed British author. It is a mystery, and a profound exploration of loyalties: father and daughter, lovers and friends, soldiers and nations. Set in Java in the 1940s and the Netherlands in...

• Nov-2017
• / General Fiction
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A quietly devastating tale of innocence caught up in civil war, Jonathan Falla's The Morena was shortlisted for the National SHort Story Prize. Other tales here have been widely published and broadcast of BBC Radio, and won a PEN fiction...

• Nov-2017
• / General Fiction
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From the death of a mammoth by a ski-lift to the death of a Red Brigade terrorist in Venice, by way of a farcical distribution of shoes in Central America and the whipping of an aid worker who has failed to deliver rain... This is the strange world ...

• Mar-2018
• / Literary
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"Your parents know that somebody is spying onthem? Why doesn't your father rip down the microphone?" "He's proud of it. He says, better spied on thannot worth spying on."Jonathan Falla's sixth novel is a startling, creepy tale of exiles trapped in ...