Brilliant Blue - Stevens, Karen
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"Bold, beautiful and ebullient, it fizzes with life and dazzles with sheer power and intelligence" - Alison MacLeod "Perfectly constructed, wonderfully written stories" – Suzanne Joinson "Moving and powerful. This is such an important book." – Ed Hogan Welcome to the infamous Duncock Estate. Nestled on the South English coast, it is a place where identity matters; where people hold down jobs and do their best. Where taboos are broken, adultery is committed, and problems can't be wished away. But even tragedy can be tinged with fragile hopes and humour. Brilliant Blue is a remarkable debut…mehr

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"Bold, beautiful and ebullient, it fizzes with life and dazzles with sheer power and intelligence" - Alison MacLeod "Perfectly constructed, wonderfully written stories" – Suzanne Joinson "Moving and powerful. This is such an important book." – Ed Hogan Welcome to the infamous Duncock Estate. Nestled on the South English coast, it is a place where identity matters; where people hold down jobs and do their best. Where taboos are broken, adultery is committed, and problems can't be wished away. But even tragedy can be tinged with fragile hopes and humour. Brilliant Blue is a remarkable debut collection. Its characters are as rich, complex, dark and ambitious as any you will find in fiction. Let Karen Stevens lead you into areas where few writers dare to tread.
Autorenporträt
Karen Stevens draws her fiction from real-life experiences of growing up working class in the south of England. In her late twenties  higher education gave her a different perspective on her roots - but you don't change your roots. She has been published in a variety of anthologies and journals, including The Big Issue, Fish Publishing, Salt Publishing and Valley Press. She was runner-up for the prestigious ALCS Tom-Gallon Trust Award in 2023. Her edited collection of essays Writing a First Novel: Reflections on the Journey was published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2014. Her co-edited collection of short stories High Spirits won a Saboteur Award for Best Anthology in 2019. Karen is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Chichester and lives in West Sussex. Brilliant Blue is her first collection of short stories.