Remembering Light and Stone

Remembering Light and Stone

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Author: Deirdre Madden
Format: Paperback, 130mm x 200mm, 150g, 192 pages
Published: Faber & Faber, United Kingdom, 2014

Remembering Light and Stone is a moving study of a young woman coming to terms with herself in a changing world.

'Not only is Madden's book a joy to read: it is also a portrait of personal fulfilment, and a telling snapshot of our age.' The Times

'One of the most original and disturbing writers since Jean Rhys.' Independent on Sunday

Deirdre Madden is from Toomebridge, Co. Antrim. Her novels include One by One in the Darkness, Authenticity, Molly Fox's Birthday and, most recently, Time Present and Time Past. She has twice been shortlisted for the Orange Prize. She teaches at Trinity College, Dublin, and is a member of the Irish Arts Academy, Aosdana.

Year of Publication: 2014

Format: Paperback
Vendor: Book Grocer
SKU: 9780571298815-RETAIL
Categories: All Best Sellers - Individual titles Classics of Literature Modern Fiction (post 1945) New Arrivals - Range Non-Secondhand Books Only One Copy
Tags: Modern and contemporary fiction general and literary New Arrivals October-2024 Paperback RR

Weight: 150 g

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Author: Deirdre Madden
Format: Paperback, 130mm x 200mm, 150g, 192 pages
Published: Faber & Faber, United Kingdom, 2014

Remembering Light and Stone is a moving study of a young woman coming to terms with herself in a changing world.

'Not only is Madden's book a joy to read: it is also a portrait of personal fulfilment, and a telling snapshot of our age.' The Times

'One of the most original and disturbing writers since Jean Rhys.' Independent on Sunday

Deirdre Madden is from Toomebridge, Co. Antrim. Her novels include One by One in the Darkness, Authenticity, Molly Fox's Birthday and, most recently, Time Present and Time Past. She has twice been shortlisted for the Orange Prize. She teaches at Trinity College, Dublin, and is a member of the Irish Arts Academy, Aosdana.