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Jan Carson is a born storyteller Lisa McInerney

A floating six-year-old tethered to the backyard fence; two siblings watching their parents argue inside a greenhouse; a human statue who s lost the ability to move; a support group for the haunted: the characters in Children s Children are all falling apart in their own peculiar ways.

Told in Jan Carson s distinctive voice, her debut short story collection contains absurdist, darkly humorous and heartbreaking stories which explore the concept of legacy, and the impact of one generation upon the next.

PRAISE FOR JAN CARSON:

These stories are pure magic, funny, sharp, heartbreaking, the short form at its absolute best. Jan Carson is a unique and very special writer, one of the greatest of the modern fabulists DONAL RYAN, author of Heart, Be at Peace

Story after story glints with the strange, hard magic of the North . . . I adored them. LUCY CALDWELL, author of These Days

Jan Carson s stories are by turns hilarious, heartbreaking, heartwarming – but always surprising ERIC NGUYEN, author of Things We Lost to the Water

Jan Carson is one of the most original voices I ve read in years . . . I am truly in awe of this collection TANIA JAMES, author of The Tusk That Did the Damage

What an enormous pleasure it is to read Jan Carson. Each short story is masterful, brilliantly inventive and moving. Every page reveals the mark of an extraordinary original and gifted writer KARL GEARY, author of Montpelier Parade

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