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    Tobi's Game

    By Steve Evans

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    A young German student's love for a housekeeper in the Munich hostel where he lives in 1942 puts them both in danger, and sends him on a tragic course through the killing fields of the east and beyond. Decades later, he returns to the place where they were parted and a new series of shocks that sends him reaching for his pistol...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteve Evans
    Release dateDec 22, 2012
    ISBN9781301053513
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    Steve Evans

    Steve Evans has taught literature and creative writing in universities, most recently as the Director of the Creative Writing Program at Flinders University. After his award-winning first poetry collection, Edison Doesn't Invent the Car, he has gone on to win further prizes, including the Queensland Premier's Poetry Prize and a Barbara Hanrahan Fellowship, and been shortlisted for several national and international awards. He has written and edited twenty other titles, including fiction and non-fiction. Animal Instincts is his ninth collection of poetry.

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