I know my team and I shall not be moved

Catherine O'Flynn; Rodge Glass; Catherine O'Flynn; Rodge Glass

I know my team and I shall not be moved

Catherine O'Flynn, Rodge Glass, Catherine O'Flynn (Editor), Rodge Glass (Editor)

English

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Abstract

In 1999 a spiky anthology of young writing was the first title to appear from the Tindal Street imprint and the first on a prize-winning road ahead. Ten years on, Tindal Street Press celebrates a decade of publishing - and of commitment to the short story and the wealth of regional writing talent - with a showcase that's just as ground-breaking. Prize-winning author Catherine O'Flynn here presents a range of exciting new voices from the next generation of English short story writers. 'Welcome to the cul-de-sac that opens out in twenty-two directions to unknown destinations....'

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Roads Ahead
Place of Publication	Birmingham
Pages	unspecified
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2009

Keywords

short stories

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I know my team and I shall not be moved

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