The White Stuff

The White Stuff

by Simon Armitage
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date: 30/06/2005

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Abbie Fenton wants a baby. Her husband Felix, not unaware of the thunderous ticking of Abbie's biological clock, wants to oblige but their home has still to be blessed. Cue the usual round of doctors, tests, probes and scans - all to no avail.


So Abbie - adopted at birth - decides that if she can't have a child then she must at least discover whose child she is. Soon, she and Felix are caught up in a make-or-break search for family, identity and meaning. And little do they know quite where the journey will take them ...


The White Stuff announces Simon Armitage, one of our nation's leading and award-winning poets, as one of our greatest novelists.


'Superb, very impressive, grimly funny ... I lay on the floor and howled with laughter' Independent


'With plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, touchy-feely bits and some choice observations about the things that men do, Armitage gives Hornby a run for his money' Daily Mirror

ISBN:
9780141938097
9780141938097
Category:
Contemporary fiction
Format:
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date:
30-06-2005
Language:
English
Publisher:
Penguin Books Ltd
Simon Armitage

Simon Armitage was born in West Yorkshire and is Professor of Poetry at the University of Sheffield. A recipient of numerous prizes and awards, he has published eleven collections of poetry, including Seeing Stars (2010), Paper Aeroplane: Selected Poems 1989-2014 (2014) and his acclaimed translation of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (2007).

He also writes extensively for television and radio, and is the author of two novels and the non-fiction bestsellers All Points North (1998), Walking Home (2012) and Walking Away (2015). His theatre works include The Last Days of Troy, performed at Shakespeare's Globe in 2014. In 2015 he was appointed Professor of Poetry at Oxford University.

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