Patrick Gale's KANSAS IN AUGUST is a witty, warm novel of childhood
and abandonment 'Modern, excellent and sympathetic' Stephen Fry
Musical-obsessed Hilary Metcalfe, abandoned by his lover Rufus on
his birthday, gets drunk, discovers a baby and brings it home to
his flat above a corner shop to provide comfort and company. Rufus,
meanwhile, allows himself to be seduced by a frivolous young woman,
who is actually Hilary's professional, high-powered sister,
romancing under a pseudonym to escape the reality of her own
loneliness. In this witty, bawdy slice of sex and lies, the trio
will find themselves drawn together ever more tightly by the lures
of hedonism, self-delusion and the inescapable desire to be needed.
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