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Arturo's Chair by Tony Broderick (Paperback, 2016)

Yvette, Matt and Holly have a lot going for them - true friendship, looks, satisfying jobs, a flat in the centre of Paris. Nowhere near wealthy eugh to be spoilt, they appreciate what is rather modestly theirs. But their real happiness seems to elude these three young individuals. In spite of themselves they are unusual: t the average parent, or plumber, or hairdresser. The push and pull of independence and love run like abrasive threads through the fabric of their lives. Could be the crucial ties that bind her, and him, and her together. However, as the days dwindle down through autumn into winter, Yvette has to make some important decisions regarding her partner and work, Matt receives a jolt within his comfort zone, and Holly some news she finds hard to bear yet consequently a spur for what's next. Change seems to be unavoidable for the trio, then. Only Arturo's Chair endures, come what may...

Place of Publication
London
Content Note
Black & White Illustrations
Author Biography
Tony Broderick was born in London but spent his formative years in Sussex. Fifty-three years old, he has worked within retail for much of his adult life, interspersed with spells of travel abroad. In 1990, he graduated from what is now the University of North London with a degree in European Studies. Currently he lives in Hove, and Arturo's Chair is his first novella.
Date of Publication
21/07/2016
Country of Publication
United Kingdom

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