Ellis Sharp Bücher

Widowed geologist Jon Tain is found dead in a remote Scottish graveyard. Death from exposure; a tragic accident. His daughter Jane is baffled by the events which led up to his death and sets out to make sense of his final mysterious car journey from Hampshire to the Highlands. As she journeys deep into her father's past she uncovers a secret love - and finds a new love of her own. The Professor's Wife - a poignant tale of deceit, secrecy and betrayal. As he read through the manuscript of this unpublished novel written years earlier, the writer was struck by how false it seemed, both in its language and plot and in its representation of the story underlying the narrative. But could anything be rescued from it? Month of the Drowned Dog - a novel about death, biography, literature and the deceptions of narrative.

The wife of Britain's greatest living novelist hears terrible screams coming from his study. She knows there are two people from his past who want to kill him. As she runs from the grounds of their country estate into their manor house to confront his attacker, the novelist's life and career unfold before the reader, leading to that terrible moment when the source of the horror finally becomes clear. This is the extraordinary tale of one man's life. Concrete Impressions - a novel about literature and biography.

This charming tale tells the story of Ed Pig's escape from Pigland and his wanderings in the land of the humans. In rural England Ed found himself involved in a sequence of strange and colourful adventures. He attended his first music festival. He discovered terrible things about what humans do to animals. He fell in love. And in a local bookshop he came across a paperback entitled Animal Farm. Ed knew then that he had to return to Pigland to tell everyone the truth about the foul libels told against pigs - and the horrifying reality which lay in wait both for himself and for his listeners.