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An Irresponsible Age

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A powerful, involving new novel, following on from the author’s much-praised debut novel ‘Mary George of Allnorthover’. ‘An Irresponsible Age’, Lavinia Greenlaw's extraordinary new novel, is set in London in 1990, with Thatcher still in power but the country unwilling to 'abandon an idea just because it proved to be a bad one'. In these hesitant times we follow the life of Juliet Clough and her three siblings, all of them interdependent in a not-quite enviable way, clinging together after the death of a brother and the retreat of their grieving parents. When Juliet, the focus of them all, is drawn into a complex love affair with the enigmatic Jacob, the others, too, find themselves falling in love, and then evading the consequences. None will admit what they are doing, or why.

Author Biography:

Lavinia Greenlaw lives in London, where she was born. She has published three books of poems, most recently Minsk, which was shortlisted for the Forward, T.S. Eliot and Whitbread Poetry Awards. She is the author of two novels: Mary George of Allnorthover and An Irresponsible Age, as well as The Importance of Music to Girls, a memoir. Her first novel, Mary George of Allnorthover, won France’s Prix du Premier Roman, and her other awards include a Forward Prize for best single poem and a NESTA fellowship. She wrote the libretto for Ian Wilson’s Hamelin, and is working with him on another opera. She lectures at Goldsmiths College.
Release date NZ
October 2nd, 2006
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
304
Dimensions
129x198x18
ISBN-13
9780007156306
Product ID
1657196

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