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Description
Product details
| Published | 11 Mar 2027 |
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| Format | Paperback |
| Edition | 1st |
| Pages | 304 |
| ISBN | 9781526670625 |
| Imprint | Raven Books |
| Dimensions | 198 x 129 mm |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
About the contributors
Reviews
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Accomplished, subtle and unheimlich ... emotionally affecting and astute in an askance way ... It is always a pleasure to say an author's new work is better than their last: l fully expect the trajectory to continue
Stuart Kelly, The Scotsman
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Exquisitely crafted and compelling
Courier
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Night Fire is both a riveting story of wartime jeopardy and a luminous exploration of intertwining lives. The writing is astonishing, showing a world on the brink of collapse and the struggle of its characters to hold on. It is full of beauty, hope, wisdom. Every page, every sentence bears a remarkable intelligence, curiosity and sympathy. There will be few better books published this year
Martin MacInnes, author of Booker-longlisted In Ascension
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For those of you looking for an immersive, tenderly written work of fiction, this is a superb choice.... This setting is immediately compelling but what charges the book with power is the visceral quality of Strachan's prose
Unseen History
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In Night Fire, Strachan perfectly captures the ominous superstition that thrives in the extremity and mundanity of war. The pages - and characters - are seared with guilt and the search for redemption is heartfelt and thrilling
Lyndsey May, author of Weak Teeth
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Exquisitely written, a haunting fable of grief and intersecting lives wrought and shaped by war that burns with fierce compassion
Lucy Ribchester, author of Murder Ballad, The Hourglass Factory and The Amber Shadows
























