Vauxhall

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Vauxhall is a tender and occasionally dark portrait of a child growing up and looking for his place in inner city London. A debut novel that is populated by a stunning aray of charcters, who bring to life the experience of growing up in this part of south London during the early 1970's.
Police, methylated tramps, Nigerian royalty, gypsies, Irish aunts, teachers, thieves, cockneys and homesick Jamaicans clamour for young Michael's attention. His world is bursting with all walks of Lambeth life in the early 1970s. Among the terraces, railway arches, bombsites and river mud of Vauxhall, he discovers the meaning of slum clearance: the world he knows is disappearing. As his certainty in the fragile world around him begins to crumble so too does his parent's relationship and his mother's health. Vauxhall is a tender and occasionally dark portrait of a child looking for his place in inner city London.
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Author Gabriel Gbadamos
Availability IP
Department Literature
Format Paperback
ISBN 9781846591464
Pages 304
Published 04/04/2013
Publisher Telegram
Section Literature
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