Exercises In Control
Annabel Banks
Belletristik/Erzählende Literatur
Beschreibung
'Smart and smarting, Banks's incisive stories reveal the sharp tensions and chaotic impassivities of modern life. A triumph.' – Eley Williams, author of Attrib. 'We do have a complaints procedure. You will find paper and a pen (chained) to the shelf by the bin. Write your concerns and then place them in the bin. PLEASE NOTE: We do not allow items to be placed in the bin. Please do not write on the paper.' A lonely woman invites danger between tedious dates; a station guard plays a bloody game of heads-or-tails; an office cleaner sneaks into a forbidden room hiding grim secrets. Compelling and provocative, Annabel Banks's debut short fiction collection draws deeply upon the human need to be in control — no matter how devastating the cost.
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Everything Under, Will Eaves, Preti Taneja, According to One Who Saw It, Attrib., Jenn Ashworth, Ann Quin, Sarah Hall, Claire-Louise Bennett, Clare Fisher, Sight, short story, short stories, We That Are Young, Fell, Influx Press, We Are Made of Diamond Stuff, Isabel Waidner, Jessie Greengrass, Attrib. and Other Stories, Mothers, Deborah Levy, Pond, Crudo, Sudden Traveller, Fen, And Other Stories, Berg, Joanna Walsh, Fitzcarraldo, Murmur, Lucie McKnight Hardy, Chris Power, Outline, Sarah Moss, short fiction, David Hayden, An Account of the Decline of the Great Auk, Attrib, Her Boy and Other Parties, Stuart Evers, Eliza Clark, The Unmapped Country, Boy Parts, How the Light Gets In, Sealed, Daisy Johnson, Water Shall Refuse Them, Olivia Laing, Otessa Moshfegh, Rachel Cusk, Annabel Banks, Naomi Booth, In the Dream House, Lauren Groff, Carmen Maria Machado, Ghost Wall, Eley Williams, Dead Ink, Dostoyevsky Wannabe, Madame Zero