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I Laugh Me Broken (Paperback)
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Te Herenga Waka University Press, Wellington, 2021
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Ginny is feeling lighter and heavier at the same time. She's just learned from her cousin about a devastating genetic inheritance but the revelation has brought a new logic to her mother's death many years before, and to her mother's love. Leaving her fiance in the dark, Ginny flees to Germany to research a novel about the maverick sea captain Count von Luckner, who was lauded for his courage. 'What was courage anyway?' she wonders. 'Did it rise up out of some kind of counter-pressure?' Navigating transient, hedonistic Berlin on her own, she absorbs the city's tangle of stories as she tries to gather the strength to face her future. Set in 2019 as it turns into 2020, I Laugh Me Broken is a novel about an inescapable past and the complex play between genetic inheritance and the choices that are ours to make. It is, finally, a hard-won love story. Praise for In the Neighbourhood of Fame (2015) 'packed full of astute observation, spinning towards a crisis which doesn't have a predictable outcome.' -Linda Herrick, NZ Herald ?'finely tuned observations of relationships and identity, and how easily they can be the making or undoing of each other.' -Sam Finnemore, NZ Listener 'an adult, thought-provoking and gripping story on a real social issue.' -Steve Walker, Sunday Star-Times Bridget van der Zijpp is the author of two previous novels: Misconduct (shortlisted for the 2009 Commonwealth Writers' Best First Book Prize, South East Asia and the Pacific region, and the 2009 Montana New Zealand Book Awards Best First Book of Fiction) and In the Neighbourhood of Fame. She returned to Auckland in March 2020 after living in Berlin for three years. Set in 2019 as it turns into 2020, I Laugh Me Broken is a novel about an inescapable past and the complex play between genetic inheritance and the choices that are ours to make. It is, finally, a hard-won love story. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781776564293
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I Laugh Me Broken (Paperback)
Edité par
Te Herenga Waka University Press, Wellington, 2021
ISBN 10 : 1776564294
ISBN 13 : 9781776564293
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Ginny is feeling lighter and heavier at the same time. She's just learned from her cousin about a devastating genetic inheritance but the revelation has brought a new logic to her mother's death many years before, and to her mother's love. Leaving her fiance in the dark, Ginny flees to Germany to research a novel about the maverick sea captain Count von Luckner, who was lauded for his courage. 'What was courage anyway?' she wonders. 'Did it rise up out of some kind of counter-pressure?' Navigating transient, hedonistic Berlin on her own, she absorbs the city's tangle of stories as she tries to gather the strength to face her future. Set in 2019 as it turns into 2020, I Laugh Me Broken is a novel about an inescapable past and the complex play between genetic inheritance and the choices that are ours to make. It is, finally, a hard-won love story. Praise for In the Neighbourhood of Fame (2015) 'packed full of astute observation, spinning towards a crisis which doesn't have a predictable outcome.' -Linda Herrick, NZ Herald ?'finely tuned observations of relationships and identity, and how easily they can be the making or undoing of each other.' -Sam Finnemore, NZ Listener 'an adult, thought-provoking and gripping story on a real social issue.' -Steve Walker, Sunday Star-Times Bridget van der Zijpp is the author of two previous novels: Misconduct (shortlisted for the 2009 Commonwealth Writers' Best First Book Prize, South East Asia and the Pacific region, and the 2009 Montana New Zealand Book Awards Best First Book of Fiction) and In the Neighbourhood of Fame. She returned to Auckland in March 2020 after living in Berlin for three years. Set in 2019 as it turns into 2020, I Laugh Me Broken is a novel about an inescapable past and the complex play between genetic inheritance and the choices that are ours to make. It is, finally, a hard-won love story. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781776564293
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I Laugh Me Broken (Paperback)
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Te Herenga Waka University Press, Wellington, 2021
ISBN 10 : 1776564294
ISBN 13 : 9781776564293
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Ginny is feeling lighter and heavier at the same time. She's just learned from her cousin about a devastating genetic inheritance but the revelation has brought a new logic to her mother's death many years before, and to her mother's love. Leaving her fiance in the dark, Ginny flees to Germany to research a novel about the maverick sea captain Count von Luckner, who was lauded for his courage. 'What was courage anyway?' she wonders. 'Did it rise up out of some kind of counter-pressure?' Navigating transient, hedonistic Berlin on her own, she absorbs the city's tangle of stories as she tries to gather the strength to face her future. Set in 2019 as it turns into 2020, I Laugh Me Broken is a novel about an inescapable past and the complex play between genetic inheritance and the choices that are ours to make. It is, finally, a hard-won love story. Praise for In the Neighbourhood of Fame (2015) 'packed full of astute observation, spinning towards a crisis which doesn't have a predictable outcome.' -Linda Herrick, NZ Herald ?'finely tuned observations of relationships and identity, and how easily they can be the making or undoing of each other.' -Sam Finnemore, NZ Listener 'an adult, thought-provoking and gripping story on a real social issue.' -Steve Walker, Sunday Star-Times Bridget van der Zijpp is the author of two previous novels: Misconduct (shortlisted for the 2009 Commonwealth Writers' Best First Book Prize, South East Asia and the Pacific region, and the 2009 Montana New Zealand Book Awards Best First Book of Fiction) and In the Neighbourhood of Fame. She returned to Auckland in March 2020 after living in Berlin for three years. Set in 2019 as it turns into 2020, I Laugh Me Broken is a novel about an inescapable past and the complex play between genetic inheritance and the choices that are ours to make. It is, finally, a hard-won love story. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781776564293
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