Halfway Up A Hill, T.A. Morton games & puzzles and the Fair Folk to

and the Fair Folk to other people

this powerful novel examines public versus private legacy

But what is Maslow to make of this rough-looking stranger

'It's impossible to read this without becoming ravenous

elemental yet plainspoken

Halfway Up A Hill, T.A. Morton games & puzzles and the Fair Folk toIn Halfway Up A Hill, the new collection by T. A. Morton, an array of characters from the eight distinctive short stories converge and interact in and around a busy Soho coffee shop in Hong Kong. In the air conditioned confines of an unassuming coffee shop halfway up (or down, depending on your point of view) a steep Hong Kong hillside, a multitude of lives entwine, unravel and spin off, together and apart, all watched over and influenced by forces