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Richard Price was born in 1966 and grew up in Renfrewshire, Scotland. He trained as a journalist at Napier College in Edinburgh, before studying English at the University of Strathclyde.
His publications include Lucky Day (Carcanet, 2005), which was shortlisted for the Forward Prize. He has published a volume of short stories, A Boy in Summer, (11:9, 2002) and has completed his first novel What do you want from the Liquor Store?
He is the Head of Modern British Collections at the British Library.
Richard Price's website: www.hydrohotel.net
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What do you want from the liquor store?
This is a novel about the end of the world. Or, at least, somebody thinks it is. And it's the story of how one man tries to deal with it, and with a very querulous little girl, and with his wife, and his past, and his future too (if there is one) on a desperate drive across London, culminating on an island in the middle of London Zoo. It’s an extraordinary literary debut novel, very funny and intelligent, and yet rich in pathos too.
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