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Kay MacCauley studied English literature and drama, and worked in the music industry for several years before writing The Man Who Was Loved, her first novel.

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Book Info

ISBN: 1 84659 002 7
Publication: 23 March 2006
Format: 13 x 20 cm
Edition: Paperback
Pages: 270pp
Price: £8.99

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On Thursday 23 March we are launching The Man Who Was Loved by Kay MacCauley. Aamer Hussein will be introducing the event. Join us at Kufa Gallery, 26 Westbourne Grove, London W2 5RH at 6.30 for 7pm. RSVP Lara@TelegramBooks.com
Reviews
A sensuous blur of exotic imagery and colour, of careening time and beauty. This is a remarkable and compelling story and a breathtaking debut.
- Robert Plant

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Excerpts
On entering the convent gates, she pressed him to her so tightly that he could scarcely breathe. Yet this sensation he found intensely pleasurable. Her skin was rough, none too clean and smelled vaguely of mouldering apples and curdled milk, but to him it was the most beautiful scent imaginable.

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Kay MacCauley reads excerpts from her novel The Man Who Was Loved.

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