Who They Was
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Who They Was
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- Nombre de pages332
- PrésentationBroché
- FormatGrand Format
- Poids0.415 kg
- Dimensions15,3 cm × 23,2 cm × 2,6 cm
- ISBN978-0-00-837500-3
- EAN9780008375003
- Date de parution01/09/2020
- Éditeur4th Estate
Résumé
This is a story of a London you won't find in any guidebooks. This is a story about what it's like to exist in the moment, about boys too eager to become men, growing up in the hidden war zones of big cities - and the girls trying to make it their own way. This is a story of reputations made and lost, of violence and vengeance - and never counting the cost. This is a story of concrete towers and blank-eyed windows, of endless nights in police stations and prison cells, of brotherhood and betrayal.
This is about the boredom, the rush, the despair, the fear and the hope. This is about what's left behind.
This is about the boredom, the rush, the despair, the fear and the hope. This is about what's left behind.
This is a story of a London you won't find in any guidebooks. This is a story about what it's like to exist in the moment, about boys too eager to become men, growing up in the hidden war zones of big cities - and the girls trying to make it their own way. This is a story of reputations made and lost, of violence and vengeance - and never counting the cost. This is a story of concrete towers and blank-eyed windows, of endless nights in police stations and prison cells, of brotherhood and betrayal.
This is about the boredom, the rush, the despair, the fear and the hope. This is about what's left behind.
This is about the boredom, the rush, the despair, the fear and the hope. This is about what's left behind.
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