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Ruins

Brian W. Aldiss
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Pages
90
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Open Road Media

About

A grieving songwriter reflects on his life and contemplates his future in this classic novella of heartbreak and healing from a Grand Master of Science Fiction.

It's been a long time since Hugh Billing visited his home in England. Decades earlier, he made his fortune as a hit songwriter in America, but years of shuffling between cities and countries has changed him. His clothes are American, his speech is American, even his thoughts are American. He doesn't have much English left inside him and he hasn't had a hit in years. What he does have, however, is sadness...

Then his mother's death returns him to London to embark on a new journey. Forced to examine the state of his life, Hugh begins moving from loneliness and aimlessness to somewhere around survival and hope.

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