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Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Carry me, son. Do not leave me behind.Are you listening to me?Of course youre listening, you say, and add the F-word. Off you go to cope with a storm. Lucerne armfuls for horses. For cows, rye-spindly hay.Alone in the paddocks of his grass hotel a man tends to his beloved horses, Sock and Boy. The voice of his motheraccusatory, fragmenting from dementiahaunts his every move, an excoriating reminder of his failures in the world of people.The Grass Hotel is a story of damage and repair, of familial obligation and the resentments it can cause. It is also about the profound comfort that a connection with animals can offer.With its extraordinary use of language, Craig Sherbornes novel is by turns savage and tender, raw and poetic: a small masterpiece. Short and sharp, savage yet tender, and written with a poets toucha bittersweet portrait of mother and son by an award-winning Australian novelist Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781922458353
Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Carry me, son. Do not leave me behind.Are you listening to me?Of course youre listening, you say, and add the F-word. Off you go to cope with a storm. Lucerne armfuls for horses. For cows, rye-spindly hay.Alone in the paddocks of his grass hotel a man tends to his beloved horses, Sock and Boy. The voice of his motheraccusatory, fragmenting from dementiahaunts his every move, an excoriating reminder of his failures in the world of people.The Grass Hotel is a story of damage and repair, of familial obligation and the resentments it can cause. It is also about the profound comfort that a connection with animals can offer.With its extraordinary use of language, Craig Sherbornes novel is by turns savage and tender, raw and poetic: a small masterpiece. Short and sharp, savage yet tender, and written with a poets toucha bittersweet portrait of mother and son by an award-winning Australian novelist Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781922458353
Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Carry me, son. Do not leave me behind.Are you listening to me?Of course youre listening, you say, and add the F-word. Off you go to cope with a storm. Lucerne armfuls for horses. For cows, rye-spindly hay.Alone in the paddocks of his grass hotel a man tends to his beloved horses, Sock and Boy. The voice of his motheraccusatory, fragmenting from dementiahaunts his every move, an excoriating reminder of his failures in the world of people.The Grass Hotel is a story of damage and repair, of familial obligation and the resentments it can cause. It is also about the profound comfort that a connection with animals can offer.With its extraordinary use of language, Craig Sherbornes novel is by turns savage and tender, raw and poetic: a small masterpiece. Short and sharp, savage yet tender, and written with a poets toucha bittersweet portrait of mother and son by an award-winning Australian novelist Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781922458353