Mayflies by Andrew O'Hagan

Mayflies by Andrew O'Hagan

In the summer of 1986, a group of working-class Scottish friends take a legendary trip to a music festival in Manchester, a weekend of music and freedom that becomes the defining memory of their youth. Thirty years later, one of them calls with a diagnosis that will change everything.

O'Hagan splits the novel between that euphoric weekend and the harder conversation decades later about how a friend chooses to die, treating both halves with equal tenderness. It is at once a celebration of male friendship and a clear-eyed account of what it means to honour someone's final wishes.

A widely praised novel of friendship, youth and mortality, based partly on O'Hagan's own life.

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