Nesting Haidar Haidar

Nesting Haidar HaidarDavid Almond is now known around the world as the author of the novels Skellig, Kits Wilderness and The Savage. His first two books Sleepless Nights (1985) and A Kind of Heaven (1997) were published by Iron Press, a selection of which appears in Nesting alongside two previously unpublished tales. The stories draw deeply from the Tyneside estate of Almonds childhood, exploring the themes that would inform his later work, and displaying all the rhythm,

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