Salt
Page, Jeremy
ISBN 10: 0143114123 ISBN 13: 9780143114123
Verlag: Penguin Publishing Group, 2008
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A family saga that explores the relationship between people and the landscape in which they live, Jeremy Page?s atmospheric and lyrical debut novel is revelatory in its use of language and is the work of a significant new writer.Salt tells of a German airman who falls from the sky in 1945 and lands in the middle of a salt marsh in England. Goose, a local woman, digs him up and brings him home. After staying for just nine months, he vanishes in a makeshift boat, leaving Goose behind with a newborn daughter, Lil. Taught to read the clouds by her mother, Lil?s childhood is curious and strange, but when she becomes the object of two brothers? desire, her life takes a tragic turn. Fifteen years later, it is Lil?s son, Pip, who attempts to make sense of his family?s intriguing history. Beguiled by the lovely Elsie who lives nearby, Pip grows up in the marsh like generations before him?but will their unfortunate past repeat itself?.
Über die Autorinnen und Autoren:
Jeremy Page is the author of the novel Salt which was a finalist for both the Commonwealth Writer’s Prize and the Jeff First Novel Award. He has previously worked as a scriptwriter and script editor of the BBC and Film Four. He lives in London with his wife and children.
Jeremy Page is the author of the novel Salt which was a finalist for both the Commonwealth Writer’s Prize and the Jeff First Novel Award. He has previously worked as a scriptwriter and script editor of the BBC and Film Four. He lives in London with his wife and children.
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Titel: Salt
Verlag: Penguin Publishing Group
Erscheinungsdatum: 2008
Einband: Softcover
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Zustand: New. Über den AutorrnrnJeremy Page is the author of the novel Salt which was a finalist for both the Commonwealth Writer s Prize and the Jeff First Novel Award. He has previously worked as a scriptwriter and script editor of the BBC and Film Fo. Artikel-Nr. 1683437873
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Penguin Publishing Group Sep 2008, 2008
ISBN 10: 0143114123
ISBN 13: 9780143114123
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A family saga that explores the relationship between people and the landscape in which they live, Jeremy Page's atmospheric and lyrical debut novel is revelatory in its use of language and is the work of a significant new writer. Salt tells of a German airman who falls from the sky in 1945 and lands in the middle of a salt marsh in England. Goose, a local woman, digs him up and brings him home. After staying for just nine months, he vanishes in a makeshift boat, leaving Goose behind with a newborn daughter, Lil. Taught to read the clouds by her mother, Lil's childhood is curious and strange, but when she becomes the object of two brothers' desire, her life takes a tragic turn. Fifteen years later, it is Lil's son, Pip, who attempts to make sense of his family's intriguing history. Beguiled by the lovely Elsie who lives nearby, Pip grows up in the marsh like generations before him, but will their unfortunate past repeat itself. Artikel-Nr. 9780143114123
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