A Conspiracy of Hope
1998 Nominated

Conspiracy of Hope

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ABOUT
THE BOOK

Lazy, feckless and unfaithful, Jamie sets out aiming to become everything he was taught not to be; as far as he’s concerned, his parents’ work ethic is as useful as a condom machine in the Vatican. So he blazes a hedonistic trail, sustained by hormonal drives and a desire to get one over on the world. Rachel – thoughtful, industrious and introspective – is also trying to escape her inheritance. She embarks on a journey which brings her into contact with Jamie. Their meeting is brief and of consequence. Following on from The Borough, his highly acclaimed first novel, A Conspiracy of Hope is a modern day love story with attitude that puts Michael Cannon at the forefront of new British fiction.

ABOUT
THE AUTHOR Michael
Cannon

Michael Cannon lives in Glasgow and works at Strathclyde University. His short stories have appeared in several anthologies of Scottish short fiction.

Michael Cannon lives in Glasgow and works at Strathclyde University. His short stories have appeared in several anthologies of Scottish short fiction.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Country
Australia, United Kingdom
Publisher
Serpents Tail Ltd.
Nominating Library

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