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Sticky Ends and Unexpected Twists

by Julian Barnes
Anton Chekhov
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This short story collection has the very best in unpredictable endings. Prize-winning authors from Chekhov to Julian Barnes tellstories full of hermits, sacred bogs, werewolves, divine ferrets, and the unexpected.

  • Kashtanka by Anton Chekhov read by Helen Bradbury
  • Death by Scrabble by Charlie Fish read by ChristopherStarkie
  • The Truck to Berlin by Hassan Blasim read by RaadRawi
  • Bark by Julian Barnes read by Richard Baker
  • The Orphan and the Mob by Julian Gough read by Charliede Bromhead
  • Vegetarian in France by Michele Roberts read by JennyFunnell
  • Hermit Wanted by Mick Jackson read by PrunellaScales
  • Layla's Nose Job by Nicola Barker read by LouiseFord
  • Sredni Vishtar by Saki read by Michael Malarkey
  • Dazzle by Scott Bradfield read by William Roberts
  • Like Mother Used to Makeby Shirley Jackson read by GuyPaul
  • A Great Event by Vikas Swarup read by James Russell

    "Spoken Ink, born out of a love for the modern short story, is arefreshing update on an ancient art... short stories are ready forthe Ipod generation." (The Independent on Sunday)

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    Publisher: Spoken Ink Edition: Unabridged

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    • File size: 147018 KB
    • Release date: March 1, 2013
    • Duration: 05:06:17

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    • File size: 147040 KB
    • Release date: March 1, 2013
    • Duration: 05:06:15
    • Number of parts: 5

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    subjects

    Fiction Short Stories

    Languages

    English

    This short story collection has the very best in unpredictable endings. Prize-winning authors from Chekhov to Julian Barnes tellstories full of hermits, sacred bogs, werewolves, divine ferrets, and the unexpected.

  • Kashtanka by Anton Chekhov read by Helen Bradbury
  • Death by Scrabble by Charlie Fish read by ChristopherStarkie
  • The Truck to Berlin by Hassan Blasim read by RaadRawi
  • Bark by Julian Barnes read by Richard Baker
  • The Orphan and the Mob by Julian Gough read by Charliede Bromhead
  • Vegetarian in France by Michele Roberts read by JennyFunnell
  • Hermit Wanted by Mick Jackson read by PrunellaScales
  • Layla's Nose Job by Nicola Barker read by LouiseFord
  • Sredni Vishtar by Saki read by Michael Malarkey
  • Dazzle by Scott Bradfield read by William Roberts
  • Like Mother Used to Makeby Shirley Jackson read by GuyPaul
  • A Great Event by Vikas Swarup read by James Russell

    "Spoken Ink, born out of a love for the modern short story, is arefreshing update on an ancient art... short stories are ready forthe Ipod generation." (The Independent on Sunday)

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