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Rose loves roses. She also believes there is an angel in every cloud. She dyes her hair the blonde of her childhood and bakes cakes with marrows from her garden, where she works wearing wellington boots over her shoes "to save them," and remains till the moon rises into the sky. Rose lives with her husband Frank, her other love, in a blue house in a seaside town where their lives are shaped by the rhythm of the tides and the rise and fall of the sun. Frank is a carpenter with one eye brown like winter and one green like spring. He is built solid as the wood he works with and is grounded, where…mehr

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Rose loves roses. She also believes there is an angel in every cloud. She dyes her hair the blonde of her childhood and bakes cakes with marrows from her garden, where she works wearing wellington boots over her shoes "to save them," and remains till the moon rises into the sky. Rose lives with her husband Frank, her other love, in a blue house in a seaside town where their lives are shaped by the rhythm of the tides and the rise and fall of the sun. Frank is a carpenter with one eye brown like winter and one green like spring. He is built solid as the wood he works with and is grounded, where Rose is quirky. Whenever he finds time, he paces the seashore with his hands in his pockets, breathing in sea air, counting his steps, and planning for his and Rose's future.When Rose and Frank are in their forties, they become parents to a daughter, whom they name Olive. She is born after a storm which blows all the petals from Rose's roses and the leaves of the olive tree on to the windows of their house. After her birth, everything changes. After Frank is a story about a mother's love for her daughter, about adapting to change and knowing that not all problems can or need to be solved.
Autorenporträt
Vivienne Woolf was born in South Africa and moved to London in 1972. She is the author of The Singing Girl, a work of fiction based on her South African childhood and co-author of a work of non-fiction, Capturing Memories. After Frank is her second novel and she is currently working on her third. Vivienne is married with two children and continues to live in London.