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The Burn (short story collection)

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The Burn
First edition
AuthorJames Kelman
LanguageEnglish
GenreShort stories
PublisherSecker & Warburg
Publication date
1991
Publication placeEngland
Media typePrint

The Burn is a collection of short stories by the Scottish writer James Kelman, first published in 1991.[1][2]

Contents

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  • "Pictures"
  • "A walk in the park"
  • "A situation"
  • "Cronies"
  • "Fr Fitzmichael"
  • "Street-sweeper"
  • "Margaret’s away somewhere"
  • "A Memory"
  • "A player"
  • "Naval History"
  • "That thread"
  • "From the Window"
  • "Sarah Crosbie"
  • "That’s where I’m at"
  • "the Hon"
  • "Unlucky"
  • "A woman and two men"
  • "Lassies are trained that way"
  • "Real Stories"
  • "A decision"
  • "the chase"
  • "it’s the ins and outs"
  • "The small bird and the young person"
  • "the Christmas shopping"
  • "events in yer life"
  • "by the burn"

References

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  1. ^ Turner, Jenny (1991). "Scottish Men and Scottish Women". London Review of Books. 13 (12): 20–22.
  2. ^ Linklater, Andro (17 May 1991). "The shade and loneliness and mire". The Spectator. Retrieved 12 February 2014.