Nights in the Asylum by Carol Lefevre

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A novel about leaving home and starting over

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Nights in the Asylum by Carol Lefevre

A novel about leaving home and starting over
Carol Lefevre has worked as a painter in a pottery, a barmaid, a nanny, and a writer for glossy lifestyle magazines; she's also had a music career in Australia, worked in television in New Zealand, and played keyboards and sung in folk-rock bands on the Isle of Man. She's published non-fiction -- including a piece on adoption in Family Wanted (Granta, 2005) -- and short stories, and now combines freelance writing and photography with doctoral studies. She divides her time between the Isle of Man and Australia. Nights in the Asylum is her first novel; she's currently working on a second.
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ISBN 13 9780330448895
ISBN 10 0330448897
Title Nights in the Asylum
Author Carol Lefevre
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Pan Macmillan
Year published 2007-05-18
Number of pages 320
Prizes Short-listed for Commonwealth Writers' Prize Best First Book - SE Asia and South Pacific 2008
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