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Belios, EPUB eBook

Belios EPUB

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'Belios is a dark, rough, funny novel about a dying genius and his crazed biographer.

It rages with a wild vitality oddly touched by tenderness. Orfhlaith Foyle has fire in her belly.' - Patrick McGrath, author of Dr. Haggard's Disease Narrator Noah Gilmore is researching the biography of William Belios, an ex-missionary and once famous photographer, and spends a week in his household at Oughterard, Co.

Galway. Belios is Gilmore's nemesis, his quarry, mirroring his own desires and uncertainties, as he determines to unearth family secrets: the dead wife buried in Africa and the blighted lives of three grown-up children.

The eldest Medbh, an erotic illustrator, guides Gilmore down the labyrinth.

Their futures demand an erasure of a troubled past as its layers are unpeeled and its perverse roots become exposed.

This haunting tale concerns the unravelling of private lives; it offers a world in which the undertow of the imagination makes the reader complicit in its workings.

Belios is a startlingly mature and exciting debut.

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