Dirty Faxes - Davies, Andrew
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'Coming a little nearer to Scannell's own situation au pairs have a long well established and respectable tradition as persons into whom it is OK even de rigeur to dip the seigneurial wick. But cleaning ladies. Cleaning women. Deeply suspect to have to admit to employing one but to look lewdly upon to have a bit on the side with to oh God fall in love with...' A middle-aged professor is thrown into confusion when his cleaning lady offers an unusual service; fellow travellers on a train make some intimate connections; a respectable writer's life is invaded by obscene communications from a rogue…mehr

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'Coming a little nearer to Scannell's own situation au pairs have a long well established and respectable tradition as persons into whom it is OK even de rigeur to dip the seigneurial wick. But cleaning ladies. Cleaning women. Deeply suspect to have to admit to employing one but to look lewdly upon to have a bit on the side with to oh God fall in love with...' A middle-aged professor is thrown into confusion when his cleaning lady offers an unusual service; fellow travellers on a train make some intimate connections; a respectable writer's life is invaded by obscene communications from a rogue fax machine; a man loses his lover unexpectedly only to find that she has left him a distressingly tactile souvenir. Even the page on which a computer prints out can be infiltrated by alien parasites with a startling lack of warning.
Autorenporträt
Andrew Davies was born in Cardiff and lives in Warwickshire. His plays, Prin and Rose, were highly praised in the West End and New York, and he has won numerous awards for his work for television, which includes A Very Peculiar Practice, Mother Love and House of Cards. His first novel, Getting Hurt, was published in 1989 to great acclaim, and is also available in Minerva.