Youth in The City: Various Small Fictions (Illustrated Edition)

'Youth in The City: Various Small Fictions' by Chris Jalufka is a collection of short stories that keep a loose connection - a series of narrators wander the City in part imagined future, part internal monologue. The book is a voyeuristic look inside these lives - lost, in search of connection, of meaning. 'Youth in The City' is illustrated by London-based artist Thomas Danthony, whose art evokes the themes and mood of the book. The stories gain ...

By Chris Jalufka
File Size: 3587 KB
Print Length: 106 pages
Publisher: Evil Tender Press (August 16, 2016)
Publication Date: August 16, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01KJ14GWW
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California author Chris Jalufka makes his literary debut with this fascinating collection of short stories YOUTH IN THE CITY. More biographical information than that may surface in time, but for now we can recognize from his short comments that he ow

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