Billy lives in denial, of his grief, his anger and his inexperience for a parental role, and bottles up his feelings by playing video games and reading trashy magazines. If information is incorrectly shown in the competition title, prize description, end date, or any other information then every effort will be made to rectify it as soon as possible after it is identified. He knows-because he reads about it in magazines-that people die every day in ways that are more random and tragic and stupid than hers, but for nineteen-year-old Billy and his little brother, Oscar, their mother's death in a bungled street robbery is the most random and tragic and stupid thing that could possibly have happened to them. Although the life of a normal young adult, (what Billy is: he's lazy, sloppy, self-centered…) isn't easy. Fresh air for your home, work or car is available from Neutradol in a range of Spray, Gel and Powder, in Original, Super Fresh and Fresh Pink.

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Any special terms and conditions associated with this type of prize will be displayed on the entry page below the competition. When well-meaning relatives, teachers, and Government bodies question Billy’s ability to care for his little brother, he must add “fighting the establishment” to his list of duties. In the end his aunt gets custody and the fear of losing him makes him decide to burn the house down and kill him and his brother. Panoramic ocean views stretch out across the horizon and nearby golden beaches tumble into quaint fishing ports and sandy coves.May creates a truthful moment of poise between the ‘trauma porn’ of the ‘real-life’ magazines and the surreal agony of Billy’s own life, such that this piece of fiction weaves its way into our own memories of actual lives and real truths. Picked it up because of the striking cover mainly, but was hooked by an incredibly powerful voice on the first page.