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Lara Williams


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Lara Williams is a writer based in Manchester, England. Her writing has been featured in The Guardian, The Independent, Vice, the Times Literary Supplement, McSweeney’s, and elsewhere. She has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and will be featured in Best British Short Stories 2017. She writes and teaches Creative Writing at Manchester Metropolitan University. A Selfie as Big as the Ritz is her debut.
 


Genres: Literary Fiction
 
Novels
   Supper Club (2019)
   The Odyssey (2022)
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Collections
   Treats (2016)
   A Selfie As Big As the Ritz (2017)
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Books containing stories by Lara Williams
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Test Signal (2022)
edited by
Nathan Connolly
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The New Abject (2017)
Tales of Modern Unease
edited by
Sarah Eyre and Ra Page
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Best British Short Stories 2017 (2017)
(Best British Short Stories)
edited by
Nicholas Royle

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At the Edge of the Woods (2023)
Kathryn Bromwich
"A raw, intimate, richly textured and lyrical account of a self-imposed isolation in the Italian Alps. Part-almost fairy tale, part-humane examination of the body, memory, loneliness, relationships and nature--this gorgeous book offers a hypnotically meditative insight into one woman's compelling psyche."
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Cursed Bread (2023)
Sophie Mackintosh
"Cursed Bread is a gorgeously atmospheric and feverishly compulsive novel about amorphous longings and desires, and the hot shame of wanting more than you deserve."
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The Pachinko Parlour (2022)
Elisa Shua Dusapin
"The Pachinko Parlour is a quietly melancholic, softly textured and roundly gorgeous novel about identity and alienation. It will stay with me for a long time."

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