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Wounds

Name: Wounds
Brand: Vintage Publishing
SKU: 04859704
Price: 4499 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Maureen Duffy
ISBN: 9780099587378

Maureen Duffy

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04859704

Publishers Vintage Publishing, November 2013

Wounds begins with two lovers in bed. Their lovemaking throughout the book forms a recurring lietmot... Full description

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Wounds begins with two lovers in bed. Their lovemaking throughout the book forms a recurring lietmotif, a counterpoint to the examination of the spiritual death of the characters. In a South London environment of pub and fairground, home and work, the wounds of 20th century experience are evoked in prose which is both lyrical and precise. Kingy in her garden, 'loved by the most handsome women in the world'; Maura the barmaid: 'I prefer the little, thin men'; Glisten the Mayor: 'It'll be take-over time and too late' - these and the many other characters illustrate the basic theme of the novel.