Terroir

From England to Europe, Africa to South America, these stories from prizewinning short-story writer Graham Mort explore relationships: father and child; man and wife; man and his environment. A rising star of winemaking understands his terroir, but oversteps the boundaries; a father taking his son on a day out finds himself in unexpectedly terrifying circumstances; an aid worker in Uganda finds himself treading in his father's footsteps. All these stories are sensitively told and beautifully written, bringing fresh perspectives to our place in the world around us. Graham Mort has won the Edgehill and Bridport and Short Fiction short story prizes. --Provided by publisher From England to Europe, Africa to South America, these stories explore relationships: father and child; man and wife; man and his environment. From England to Europe and Africa, these stories from Edgehill and Bridport prizewinner Graham Mort explore relationships: father and child, man and wife and with the land around us. Cyfrol o straeon gan y llenor arobryn Graham Mort sy'n dwyn y darllenydd o Loegr i Ewrop a'r Affrig, wrth archwilio perthnasau: tad a phlentyn, g r a gwraig a'r tir o'n cwmpas. From England to Europe, Africa to South America, these stories from prizewinning short-story writer Graham Mort explore relationships: father and child; man and wife; man and his environment From England to Europe, Africa to South America, this collection from prizewinning short-story writer Graham Mort explores fraught relationships, parenthood, love affairs, sexual provocation, terror and terroir are all lit by a vivd sense of history and location. From England To Europe And Africa, These Stories From Edgehill And Bridport Prizewinner Graham Mort Explore Relationships: Father And Child, Man And Wife And With The Land Around Us. -- Welsh Books Council