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Home Scar
Kathleen MacMahon
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Belletristik / Gegenwartsliteratur (ab 1945)
Beschreibung
"e;MacMahon writes with such beautiful simplicity, conjuring real and complex people straight off the page ... subtle and authentic"e; - Claire Fuller On opposite sides of the world, half-siblings Cassie and Christo have built their lives around work, intent on ignoring their painful past.When a dramatic storm in Galway hits the headlines, they're drawn back there to revisit a glorious childhood summer, the last before their mother died. But their journey uncovers memories of a far less happy summer - one that had tragic consequences.Confronted with the havoc their mother left in her wake, Cassie and Christo are forced to face their past and - ready or not - to deal with the messy tangle of parental love and neglect that shaped them.The Home Scar is a luminous and precise story about the inheritance of loss and the possibility of finally making peace with it._________"e;Her beautifully simple style belies psychological complexity ... and her tone is wryly accepting"e; - Big Issue "e;Quiet and bleakly beautiful ... like the siblings and Ireland, it will leave a permanent mark on those who venture into its depths"e; - Buzz "e;Picks at the wounds only a mother can inflict ... ambitious ... intricate"e; - Sunday Independent "e;An exceptional novel about a brother and sister returning to the west of Ireland and to a summer of their past."e; - Anne Griffin, Sunday Independent "e;A powerful story about legacy and loss and the possibility of reconciliation"e; - Irish Times
