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Brilliantly funny, terrifying, tender and sharp: the best short
stories to come out of lockdown. A vibrant collection of
established and emerging authors, including A L Kennedy, Helen
Simpson, Alison Moore whose novel The Lighthouse was shortlisted
for the Booker Prize, Amanda Huggins (winner of the Colm Toibin
short story award), Richard Lambert shortlisted for The Sunday
Times EFG award, Stephen S. Thomson author of Toy Soldiers and
Sitting in Limbo for BBC 1 . Introduction by Amanda Craig, long
listed for the Women's prize for Fiction 2021. '18 well-chosen
stories, loosely based on the idea of solitude, explore loss,
loneliness and love, and head from the wilds of the Northern
Rockies with an ailing father and an intrepid grieving daughter
(Leadfall by D. W. Wilson) to the cable-tangled, neon-jagged
streets of Bangkok where, in Stephen Thomas's titular story, a
traveller watches the world and thinks the setting is strange to
her, but her thoughts are inescapably familiar.'DAILY MAIL
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