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    Voyages: A Novella

    By Andrew Daws

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    Voyages is a comedy of manners set on board a liner. Miles, a seasoned traveller, once again sets sail across the Atlantic, to be intrigued by his fellow passengers, not least an elegant, mysterious Countess recovering from illness, and a morose poet she is taking back to America with her after an unsuccessful trip to England. What are they doing with each other, and what do they want from Miles? While everyone he meets thinks Miles is a 'catch', he is determined to be free, a voyager, and remain at sea.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAndrew Daws
    Release dateMar 26, 2014
    ISBN9781311689252
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    Andrew Daws

    Andrew Daws was born in Bury St Edmunds, England, in 1962. After studying architecture in London and Glasgow, he is a practicing architect and master planner working in New Delhi, India. His buildings designed for, and within several successful firms of architects, have won prestigious awards. Andrew is also an artist and occasionally exhibits in London and the UK.His first novel, recently revised and re-titled 'Architects', follows the fortunes of two young architects in search of love and success, often with hilarious results. 'The Marble Boy', his next novel, combines travel and fiction, and describes the psychological journey of a young art master, fleeing from controversy and the loss of a loved one. Will travel resolve his difficulties, and will he ever find love again? The novel has been described as ‘lyrical, tender, and sexually exhilarating.’Andrew also writes short stories. His first collection, ‘August Blue, tells disorienting tales of the sea and sea voyages. 'Between the Leaves' is a darker collection for the adult gay reader, spinning brutal and often erotic fantasies from small, real-life events.He has also recently completed a draft of a new novel set in Israel, and is at work on a new work set in India, where he currently lives.Andrew has traveled extensively, and is attracted in particular to the Mediterranean region, which is the subject of ‘The Marble Boy', the Middle East, India and the Far East.www.andrewdaws.co.uk

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