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Geography
Sophie Cunningham
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Description for Geography
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It is about power, not love. When Cath meets Michael in LA, she doesn't appreciate the importance of their first encounter. From a brief affair a compulsion develops, one that will influence her life for years to come as she finds herself inexplicably drawn back to Michael again and again. She reveals her story to Ruby, her traveling companion in India, as she struggles to make sense of a relationship which brought great passion, but not necessarily love. Cath maps the story of her longing and her addiction to Michael using landmarks from their brusque conversations; shared memories of media ... Read more
It is about power, not love. When Cath meets Michael in LA, she doesn't appreciate the importance of their first encounter. From a brief affair a compulsion develops, one that will influence her life for years to come as she finds herself inexplicably drawn back to Michael again and again. She reveals her story to Ruby, her traveling companion in India, as she struggles to make sense of a relationship which brought great passion, but not necessarily love. Cath maps the story of her longing and her addiction to Michael using landmarks from their brusque conversations; shared memories of media ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2004
Publisher
Transworld Publishers
Number of pages
246
Condition
New
Number of Pages
246
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780385607391
SKU
V9780385607391
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About Sophie Cunningham
Sophie Cunningham worked with Hilary McPhee at McPhee Gribble where she edited Tim Winton's Cloudstreet and later acquired Commonwealth Writer's Prize Winner Richard Flanagan's first book, Death of a River Guide. She is the publisher of the successful independent publisher Allen & Unwin in Australia. Geography is her first novel.
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