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This handsome hardback edition of Helen Garner’s collected short fiction
celebrates the seventy-fifth birthday of one of Australia’s most loved
authors.
These stories—that delve into the complexities of love and longing, of the pain, darkness and joy of life—are all told with her characteristic sharpness of observation, honesty and humor. Each one a perfect piece, together they showcase Garner’s mastery of the form.
This handsome hardback edition of Helen Garner’s collected short fiction
celebrates the seventy-fifth birthday of one of Australia’s most loved
authors.
This handsome hardback edition of Helen Garner’s collected short fiction
celebrates the seventy-fifth birthday of one of Australia’s most loved
authors.
These stories—that delve into the complexities of love and longing, of the pain, darkness and joy of life—are all told with her characteristic sharpness of observation, honesty and humor. Each one a perfect piece, together they showcase Garner’s mastery of the form.
Advance Praise
‘A natural storyteller.’—James Wood, New Yorker
‘Garner’s stories share characteristics of the
postcard: they flash before us carefully recorded images that remind us of
harsher realities not pictured. And like postcards they are economically
written, a bit of conversation is transcribed, a memory recalled, an event
noted, scenes pass as if viewed from a train—momentarily, distinct and
tantalizing in their beauty.’—New York
Times
‘A perfect introduction for first-timers who have
not yet experienced the pleasures of Garner’s writing.’—Sydney Morning Herald
‘A natural storyteller.’—James Wood, New Yorker
‘Garner’s stories share characteristics of the postcard: they flash before us carefully recorded images that remind us of...
‘Garner’s stories share characteristics of the
postcard: they flash before us carefully recorded images that remind us of
harsher realities not pictured. And like postcards they are economically
written, a bit of conversation is transcribed, a memory recalled, an event
noted, scenes pass as if viewed from a train—momentarily, distinct and
tantalizing in their beauty.’—New York
Times
‘A perfect introduction for first-timers who have
not yet experienced the pleasures of Garner’s writing.’—Sydney Morning Herald