Sam wants life to be the way it is in books - one meaningful moment
after another - so exchanging the country for the city on the eve
of a new millennium presents a wonderful world of possibility. Sex,
drugs, sport, a new circle to move in, plus a chance to make money
doing something he loves: his fresh start offers it all. But
reality soon becomes more potboiler than literary masterpiece, and
Sam finds himself re-examining the books that have inspired him.
Perhaps there he can find what he needs to be 'good at life' before
his own spirals completely out of control. 'A poignant and
evocative story, recalling the adventurous ghosts of youthful
exuberance.' Christopher Ciccione, author, Life with My Sister
Madonna. 'Told with poeticism, hilarity and many heartbreaking and
poignant moments, a genuine, gritty and gripping coming-of-age
novel.' Angela Meyer, reviewer, Literary Minded. '(I)t's impossible
to be unmoved by Conyers' perfectly flawed, all too real
characters, as they document universally awkward, agonising and
occasionally exquisite, tentative first steps into adulthood.
You'll remember Morse Code for Cats.' Mark White, choreographer,
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. 'A charming,
touching and buoyant story, well written and astutely observed -
Morse Code for Cats is an enviable debut.' Richard Watts,
reviewer/TripleR presenter. 'Conyers has, in Sam, created a sweet
and instantly likeable character ... Equal parts funny and
affecting, Morse Code for Cats is an enjoyably tumultuous journey.'
Nick Bond, co-editor/journalist, Southern Star.
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