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Even in its dark moments there is humour. 'The last thing I needed on days like this was to see someone else as bald and miserable as I was, ' says Francis, who shows us that we are most alive when we're in love. --The Telegraph STARRED REVIEW: A story about moving through the trajectory of illness and loss and then beyond it, to a happy adulthood where the lives of those who didn't survive still matter very much indeed. --The Bulletin STARRED REVIEW: Crow's first young adult novel is a splendid success. --VOYA Some writers are just born . . . begin enjoying Matthew Crow now. --Jonathan Trigell, author of Boy A

Even in its dark moments there is humour. 'The last thing I needed on days like this was to see someone else as bald and miserable as I was, ' says Francis, who shows us that we are most alive when we're in love.-- The Telegraph Some writers are just born . . . begin enjoying Matthew Crow now.--Jonathan Trigell, author of Boy A STARRED REVIEW: A story about moving through the trajectory of illness and loss and then beyond it, to a happy adulthood where the lives of those who didn't survive still matter very much indeed.-- The Bulletin STARRED REVIEW: Crow's first young adult novel is a splendid success.-- VOYA

Some writers are just born . . . begin enjoying Matthew Crow now. --Jonathan Trigell, author of Boy A

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Matthew Crow was born in 1987 and raised in Newcastle, UK. Having worked as a freelance journalist since his teens he has contributed to a number of publications including the Independent on Sunday and the Observer. He has written two novels for adults. The second, My Dearest Jonah, was nominated for the Dylan Thomas Prize.

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