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A Few Short Notes on Tropical Butterflies

by John Murray

A Few Short Notes on Tropical Butterflies

by John Murray

John Murray's debut collection, 'A Few Short Notes on Tropical Butterflies,' weaves a tapestry of human experience across various landscapes, from Africa to Asia. These emotionally resonant tales explore the lives of immigrants and others navigating change and dislocation, using a backdrop of science and natural history to illuminate the lyrical aspects of the human condition. With a global perspective and a classical narrative form, the stories offer a window into worlds of emotional depth and intricate detail, signaling the arrival of a significant new literary voice.

  • Fiction
  • Literary
  • Science
  • Emigration
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