Moore's debut novel tells the story of protagonist Futh, who travels to Germany for a vacation after recently ending his marriage. He embarks on a walking trip and finds himself mulling over the events of his life.
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Man Booker Prize: 6 nominees on the shortlist
These six novels made the shortlist for the Man Booker Prize. Which will win?
3. 'The Lighthouse,' by Alison Moore
