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by Richard Milward
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Ten Storey Love Song is a cutting but characteristically charismatic portrait of a deeply dysfunctional, creative, and drug-sodden world, delivered with great beauty and abandon.
"Starred Review. The narrative moves at a breakneck pace, cleverly moving between characters and finding the right moments to pause for the rare tender moment. It's a high-wire act on a par with the better Irvine Welsh books." - Publishers Weekly
"Milward's voice is original, relevant, and necessary." - Library Journal
"Milward is a major talent, and his love for his characters shines through any degrading obstacles he forces them to encounter..He's also a novelist of great emotional power and deft skill." - The Guardian (UK)
"Milward has that rare gift of being able to capture and distill an entire generation in a single, simple sentence. Brilliant. Very very funny and utterly original." - Helen Walsh, author of Once Upon a Time in England
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Richard Milward was born in 1984 and recently graduated from Central St. Martins College with a fine arts degree. In 2007 his first novel, Apples, received huge critical acclaim. He lives in Middlesbrough, England, where he grew up.
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