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Necropolis Railway Andrew Martin

Necropolis Railway von Andrew Martin

Necropolis Railway Andrew Martin


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Zusammenfassung

A chance encounter leads young Jim Stringer, a railway porter, to move from Yorkshire to London, enticed by the prospect of becoming a railwayman of the right sort. But when he arrives in the Waterloo of 1903, it is to discover a world of garish pubs, tawdry brothels and mysterious duties.

Necropolis Railway Zusammenfassung

Necropolis Railway: A Historical Novel Andrew Martin

A chance encounter leads young Jim Stringer, a railway porter, to move from Yorkshire to Waterloo, and a better job. But the London of 1903 is a world of garish pubs and tawdry brothels, boxed in by towering blank-faced factories. Jim finds that his duties are mysteriously confined to the strangest corner of the South Western's business: a railway line that runs to an enormous cemetery. Still more perplexingly, the men he works alongside have formed an instant loathing for him. And his predecessor has disappeared under suspicious circumstances. Can Jim work out what is going on before he too is travelling on a one-way coffin ticket aboard the Necropolis Railway?

Necropolis Railway Bewertungen

'Style, wit and the sharp, true taste of a time gone by... So beautifully nuanced and so effortlessly pleasurable to read that you almost want to keep it a personal secret.' Independent on Sunday; 'A classy potboiler... in the best formal traditions of Dickens and Collins (let alone Christie and Chandler).' The Times

Über Andrew Martin

Andrew Martin is a former Spectator Young Writer of the Year. He has written for the Evening Standard, Sunday Times and the Daily Telegraph, among others. His weekly column appears in the New Statesman. He is the author of Bilton and The Bobby Dazzlers.

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GOR000993876
9780571209910
0571209912
Necropolis Railway: A Historical Novel Andrew Martin
Gebraucht - Sehr Gut
Broschiert
Faber & Faber
20030703
240
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