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Title

Memoir

Author

John McGahern

Product

Hardcover

List Price £1699.00
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DescriptionAn intense and haunted memoir of childhood love and loss. John McGahern's mother died young, of cancer - leaving him in the charge of his father, a police sergeant trapped in a rural station where nothing ever happened, during the war years when Ireland was cut off from the outside world. At the heart of the book, rendered in exquisite detail, are McGahern's memories of his mother and of the pleasures and beauties of the landscape in the harsh, poor environment of County Leitrim. There is an unbearably moving portrait of his mother's drawn-out illness, of her approach to death, and of his own grief. If the book is a moving reenactment of filial love, it is also an account of the suffocating relationship between a father and his son. The sergeant was a secretive, brutal and mercurial man. In response, the young John McGahern found his way to books and the life of the mind, and a dream that he could himself write books in which language and feeling mattered as much as the mere form of the tale. A classic family story, told with exceptional restraint and tenderness, John McGahern's first work of non-fiction cannot fail to move all those who read it. writer Set to cause a much greater impact than Angela's Ashes and And When Did You Last See Your Father This immensely exciting publication will be supported by a major marketing and publicity effort both in Ireland and the UK
Release Date2005
AuthorJohn McGahern
FormatDimensions 14.2x22.0x2.7 cm
272 pages
book
PublisherFaber & Faber


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