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Críticas

Gul Davis is a real writer. His turn of phrase is striking and his control of effects remarkably assured. This novella encloses the reader in a tight grip from the beginning, refusing to let him go until he's listened * Margaret Forster * Captures the imagination . . . an ambitious work from a promising writer * Times Literary Supplement * A novella describing what life is like as a patient in the mental health system where kindness is shown, but not much humanity * Daily Express * Demands to be read [and] deserves to be recognised as a leading book of its kind * Bookseller * [A Lone Walk] recalls Frank Kafka at its darkest . . . * Daily Telegraph *

Reseña del editor

Wil's break for freedom from a brutal psychiatric regime confronts him with unexpected choices. Who can he trust - an alluring voice from his childhood dreams, or a big-hearted nurse who reassures him: 'Not all of these places are the same'?

A poignant novella about a damaged individual and his bid for freedom from an inhuman mental health system. Gul Y. Davis's nightmarish vision is balanced by wit, tenderness and a passionate sense of humanity.