Luath Press Rights Catalogue 2024
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18 <strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited Fiction<br />
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Fade Into You<br />
CATRIONA CHILD<br />
9781804250150<br />
March 2023<br />
Paperback<br />
198x129mm<br />
288pp<br />
£10.99<br />
FBA Modern and<br />
contemporary fiction<br />
Scotland's<br />
answer<br />
to Normal<br />
People<br />
Set against a backdrop of T in the Park, this<br />
bittersweet tale will delight music fans.<br />
SCOTS MAGAZINE<br />
They flickered in and out of sight, between the<br />
passing cars, as if a strobe light was on them.<br />
She watched them from the corner of her eye,<br />
as they appeared and disappeared, like ghosts.<br />
Childhood friendships are simple things, and<br />
when ‘90s grunge girl Alex meets the twins next door her bond with Gavin and Banny<br />
seems meant to be, held together by their shared language of music.<br />
Yet as they grow and change, so too must their relationships with each other, and the<br />
easy joys of outdoor swimming and Aunt Ruby’s tablet are slowly overshadowed by<br />
all the things that never were and those that never should have been.<br />
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A snapshot of the nineties/noughties spirit and a poignant exploration of how<br />
childhood friendships and first loves echo through the years, Fade Into You presents a<br />
tale of mixtapes, the millennium and the impossibility of moving on.<br />
As shocking as it may be for some of us, the 1990s are now part of history.<br />
Catriona Child’s ‘Fade Into You’ embraces this and promises to evoke heady<br />
nostalgia in those who were there, and offer a step back in time for others.<br />
ALISTAIR BRAIDWOOD ‘Ten Books for 2023’, SNACK MAGAZINE<br />
CATRIONA CHILD was born in Dundee. She won the Sunday Herald Blog<br />
competition in 2007, was shortlisted for the National Library of Scotland/<br />
The Scotsman Crime short story competition in 2008, and has been<br />
published in the Scottish Book Trust Family Legends anthology and in<br />
Northwords Now. Her first novel, Trackman 2012, was described by The<br />
Herald as having ‘all the makings of a cult hit’. She lives near Edinburgh<br />
with her husband Allan and daughter Corrie.<br />
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