Instruction Manual for Swallowing

· Comma Press
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***WINNER of the 2011 Arts Foundation Fellowship in Short Story Writing***

**Short-Listed for the 2010 Sunday Times EFG Private Bank Short Story Award**

*Long-listed for the Frank O'Connor International Short Story Prize*

Robotic insects, in-growing cutlery, flesh-serving waiters in a zombie cafe... Welcome to the surreal, misshapen universe of Adam Marek’s first collection; a bestiary of hybrids from the techno-crazed future and mythical past; a users’ guide to the seemingly obvious (and the world of illogic implicit within it). 

Whether fantastical or everyday in setting, Marek’s stories lead us down to the engine room just beneath modern consciousness, a place of both atavism and familiarity, where the body is fluid, the spirit mechanised, and beasts often tell us more about our humanity than anything we can teach ourselves.

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Adam Marek is an award-winning short story writer. He won the 2011 Arts Foundation Short Story Fellowship, and was shortlisted for the inaugural Sunday Times EFG Short Story Award. His first story collection Instruction Manual for Swallowing was nominated for the Frank O’Connor Prize. His second collection, Stone Thrower, was released in August 2012. 

Adam's stories have appeared in many magazines, including:Prospect and The Sunday Times Magazine, and in many anthologies including Lemistry, Litmus and The New Uncanny from Comma Press, The New Hero from Stoneskin Press, and The Best British Short Stories 2011. To subscribe to Adam’s blog, Twitter and Facebook updates, visit www.adammarek.co.uk 

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