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Rebecca Ley

    Rebecca Ley ist eine Journalistin, deren Kolumne für The Guardian mit dem Titel „Doing it for Dad“ sich mit der Demenz ihres Vaters befasste. Nach ihrer Tätigkeit bei The Times, The Sun und The Daily Mail markiert ihr Debütroman „For When I'm Gone“ eine bedeutende literarische Wendung. Dieses Werk befasst sich mit tiefgreifenden persönlichen Erfahrungen und setzt diese in eine fesselnde Erzählung um.

    Sweet Fruit, Sour Land
    For When I'm Gone
    • For When I'm Gone

      • 368 Seiten
      • 13 Lesestunden
      3,9(38)Abgeben

      A life cut short. A grieving family. A mother's guide to surviving without her...On the surface Sylvia and Paul's marriage is perfection: she is beautiful, alluringly spiky and brilliantly clever, he is a devoted and doting husband and father to their two young children, Megan and Jude. When Sylvia is diagnosed with terminal cancer at 38, she knows that she must help Paul navigate the chaos of family life in her absence and that the time has come for a secret she has kept from him throughout their marriage to finally be aired. Sylvia starts to write a manual: a guidebook to their shared domesticity. As Paul learns to live and love without Sylvia, he realises the extent of her legacy and finds himself indebted once more to his extraordinary, difficult wife, for saving them from an even greater tragedy...FOR WHEN I'M GONE is about what it means to leave life unfinished, as well as the compromises of a marriage and motherhood. Inspiring and heart-breaking in equal measure, this debut marks Rebecca Ley out as a stunning new talent.

      For When I'm Gone
    • Sweet Fruit, Sour Land

      • 304 Seiten
      • 11 Lesestunden
      3,6(224)Abgeben

      In the last circle of luxury in a barren London, government ministers hold glamorous parties. Mathilde and Jaminder, evading hunger and the restrictions on women's bodies, form an unbreakable bond. But there's a high price for pleasure and escape is far from easy.

      Sweet Fruit, Sour Land