Paul Stanbridge

Forbidden Line

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ISBN 13:: 9781910296714
author:: Paul Stanbridge
format:: Paperback
publisher:: Galley Beggar Press
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2016
Pages:: 620
Dimensions:: 19.3 x 3.7 x 14.1 cm
Genre:: , Paul Stanbridge,Forbidden Line,Galley Beggar Press,1910296716,General & Literary Fiction,Contemporary Fiction,Fiction,Fiction / General,Modern & contemporary fiction,Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)
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The Forbidden Line is a unique and unconventional retelling that combines elements of Don Quixote with a recreation of the Peasant's Revolt. This gleeful hybrid of science, pseudo-science, absurd theory, and profound philosophy results in a wild and uncompromising read. The story follows two main characters as they travel through Essex and London, engaging in various misadventures, including tilting at windmills and fighting with each other and those around them. This book is the perfect choice for readers looking for something different and offbeat. Published to coincide with Cervantes' 400th anniversary, The Forbidden Line is a bold and eccentric novel that will appeal to anyone interested in experimental fiction.

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