Death's Grip by Jack Probyn

Death's Grip by Jack Probyn

This beautiful volume collects all of Oscar Wilde's poetry in one comprehensive edition. From his early verses to his final works, it offers an unparalleled glimpse into the mind and soul of one of the greatest writers of the Victorian era. Featuring a new introduction by renowned Wilde scholar Richard Ellmann, this edition is a must-have for all fans of classic literature.

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Probyn, Jack: - Jack Probyn hasn't experienced the world. He's never even owned a pet. But he'd like to; there's still time. His twenty-two years on the planet have been spent in the United Kingdom, with a few excursions overseas - a particular favourite of his was Amsterdam. Or Norway. Both of which were lovely. ​ But what Jack lacks in life-experience, he more than makes up for in creative ingenuity. His Jake Tanner series is the birth child of a sinister and twisted mind, and a propensity to assume the worst will happen in even the most mediocre situation. Finding himself pigeon-holed as a millennial, Jack decided to stick with the stereotype and do things his own way. After all, he felt entitled and he wanted to destroy industries. Enter: writing. The love of writing was rekindled in Jack's life when he (briefly) entered the corporate world, and the passion snowballed from there. No more will the millennial writer find himself working 9-5, indulging in the complexities of business life, or wearing a M&S suit. He will take the world by storm with his pen(keyboard) and his ability to entertain and enthral readers. Why not join him (and his future dog)?

SKU	Unavailable
ISBN 13	9781805200369
ISBN 10	1805200364
Title	Death's Grip
Author	Jack Probyn
Series	Ds Tomek Bowen Crime Thriller
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Cliff Edge Press
Year published	2023-09-12
Number of pages	368
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