Harm's Way by Colin Greenland
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Harm's Way
Summary
Sophie was brought up on the docks of High Haven where her father, Jacob, is the nightwatchman. The old man is full of stories gleaned from the star-going ships that dock at the port. Greenland's last book, Take Back Plenty won the Arthur C. Clarke Award for Best Science Fiction Novel.
Harm's Way Summary
About Colin Greenland
Award winning Colin Greenland was born in Dover in 1954 and wrote his first book, about a fire-engine that laid an egg, at the age of five. Since then he has written 'The Hour of the Thin Ox', which the 'Guardian' said 'could be a classic'; and its successor, 'Other Voices', written to a soundtrack of the Cure, Dead Can Dance, New Order and the Cocteau Twins, which was hailed as 'a short, sharp and moving tale with an acrid and lingering aftertaste.'
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GOR009035029
9780002240697
0002240696
Harm's Way by Colin Greenland
Used - Very Good
Paperback
HarperCollins Publishers
19930520
400
N/A
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