Penelope Fitzgerald: A Life Hermione Lee Vintage Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Biographies And True Stories

Winner Of The James Tait Black Prize For Biography 2014Winner Plutarch Award Best Biographynew York Times Book Review’s 10 Books Yearpenelope Fitzgerald (1916–2000) Was A Great English Writer Who Would Never Have Described Herself In Such Grand Terms Her Novels Were Short Spare Masterpieces Self-Concealing Oblique And Subtle She Won Booker Novel Offshore 1979 Last Work Blue Flower Acclaimed As Genius Early Drew On Own Experiences – Boat Thames 1960S Bbc War Time Failing Bookshop Suffolk An Eccentric Stage-School Later Ones Opened Out To Encompass Historical Worlds Which Magically Seemed Possess Entirely: Russia Before Revolution Post-War Italy Germany Romantic Novalis Fitzgerald’s Life Is Various Cryptic Fiction It Spans Most Twentieth Century Moves From Bishop’s Palace Sinking Barge Demanding Intellectual Family Hardship Poverty Teaching Obscurity Blaze Renown First Published At Sixty Became Famous Eighty This Story Lateness Patience Persistence: Private Form Heroism Loved Admired Increasingly Recognised One Outstanding Novelists Remains Also Mysterious Intriguing Liked Mislead People With Good Imitation Absent-Minded Old Lady But Under That Scatty Front Steel-Sharp Brain Imagination Wonderful Reach Brilliant Account By Biographer Whom Pursues Writing Secret Self Fascinated Interest Σελίδες: 544 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm