Die atmosphärisch dichte, packende Geschichte einer Identitätssuche: Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie wachen eines Tages im Krankenhaus auf und ein fremdes Kind nennt Sie "Mummy", ein fremder Mann will Ihr liebender Ehegatte sein. So geht es Kirsten, die offenbar zehn Jahre ihres Lebens einfach vergessen hat...
Exploring the unique cultural and political landscape of Frome, this alternative history delves into the town's vibrant social life and distinctive local governance. The narrative is enriched by insights from a well-known personality, who offers a personal touch to the town's historical journey. Through various aspects of Frome's past, readers gain a deeper understanding of its idiosyncratic charm and community spirit, all framed by the author's perspectives before their passing in 2022.
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Exploring the complexities of human existence, Crysse Morrison reflects on resilience and the notion of individuality in later life. The narrative challenges societal expectations surrounding aging, emphasizing that one can maintain a vibrant personality and defy stereotypes even after reaching 60. Through thoughtful contemplation, the book invites readers to reconsider their perceptions of aging and personal identity.
Set against the backdrop of 1970s Northern Ireland, the story explores the challenges of love amidst societal turmoil. As sectarian tensions rise in Belfast, Lee and her partner strive to maintain their ideals of free love while facing the harsh realities of their environment, including the dangers of street violence and economic struggles. With two young children to protect, their belief in love is tested as threats escalate and the city becomes increasingly hostile, forcing them to confront the fragility of their dreams in a conflicted society.
Set in the thriving South-West of England at the end of the 20th century, the story explores the lives of diverse newcomers drawn to the picturesque landscapes of Bath and its countryside. While these migrants, including internet entrepreneurs and nature enthusiasts, seek a tranquil life away from urban chaos, they soon discover that reality diverges sharply from their idyllic dreams. The narrative delves into the contrasts between their romanticized views and the complexities of rural life, highlighting the tension between aspiration and authenticity.
During her final illness, Crysse Morrison collaborated with Hazel Stewart to curate a collection of her most notable poetry, featuring both published and unpublished works. This anthology includes award-winning pieces and favorites from Morrison's performances, including her remarkable time on the Trafalgar Square plinth, alongside lesser-known treasures that showcase her talent and thematic depth.
Exploring themes of love, loss, betrayal, and the intricacies of human relationships, this collection features 37 short stories drawn from the author's extensive career. Many stories have appeared in magazines, edited collections, or have been shared through radio and live readings. The author, based in Frome, is recognized as a poet, novelist, dramatist, and critic, offering a rich tapestry of narratives that reflect the complexities of connections between lovers and family members.