Stage Fright Knut Odegaard With the off-handed knowingness of

With the off-handed knowingness of a remorseless young Eve

the Carters’ lives lock into something unrecognisable and their pursuit of Aunt Pearl’s not-quite-worldly goods entirely consumes them

He left the entertainment business in 1971 to concentrate on a career in writing and his memoir of working in the music industry

Part surreal fable and part crime romance

Guang and Shih are identical twins

Stage Fright Knut Odegaard With the off-handed knowingness ofWho is lurking beneath the stage? What emerges from the shadows, when the audience has gone home? Naughty schoolboys, Dan and Jas are about to find out, when they stumble into a rundown theatre and get talking to the old man at the Box Office These spine tingling short stories are all set in the same south London Victorian theatre but at different points in its history: first in its Victorian heyday, then during World War II and lastly in the 1970s