Illustrated throughout with the author's own eccentric drawings, there are tales of love and loss as the body, ungracefully ages: stories of mischievous, old men and effective messages from Gray himself, proving he is not at the 'end of his tether'.
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"Gray is in my estimation a great writer, perhaps the greatest writer in Britain today."
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ALASDAIR GRAY was born in Glasgow in 1934 and studied drawing and painting at the Glasgow School of Art. He has produced portraits and murals, and has written for TV, radio and stage. His works include Unlikely Stories; Mostly; 1982, Janine; Poor Things, which won the Whitbread Novel of the Year in 1992; and Lanark.
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