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'Sorry Men' new book from Alumni Daniel Bird

'Sorry Men' new book from Alumni Daniel Bird

  • Date28 June 2024

Alumni Daniel Bird's, BA in Drama and Theatre 2005, new Humorous Fiction book is one of earnestness and desperation; fate and farce; hilarity and hopelessness.

Sorry Men Daniel Bird

A father has his daughter's crayon drawings tattooed all over his body so he can never lose sight of them. A commuter pretends to be Russian in an attempt to avoid being robbed. After a first date, a lovesick man plays it cooler than anybody ever has. The ex-husband of a lottery winner finds optimism in the numbers she chose. Two astronauts scour the solar system for a new home for mankind whilst pining for their exes. The world of Sorry Men is one of earnestness and desperation; fate and farce; hilarity and hopelessness.

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About the Author

Daniel Bird grew up in Dorset, England, where he never missed a day of his paper round. He studied Drama and Theatre Arts at Royal Holloway, University of London. His stories are usually comical, occasionally dark, and always short.

His work has appeared in Liars’ League Hong Kong; Litro; Reflex Press; Mono; Fragmented Voices, and Coffin Bell. He lives and works in Hong Kong.

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