Now I Let You Go - Binmore, Mark
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Hireth. Homesickness for a home to which you cannot return, or for a home which may have never been. An intense form of longing or nostalgia, wistfulness. The grief for the lost places of your past. Seen through the eyes of an innocent, shrewd young boy, Now I Let You Go recaptures an idyllic childhood through the memory of an older man. A lost time of love, endless summer adventures and picnics as Johnny spent his holidays on the Devonshire coast with his sister Annie and their devoted but strict nanny Jessie. We recapture the sounds, scents, love, adventures and gentleness that surrounded…mehr

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Hireth. Homesickness for a home to which you cannot return, or for a home which may have never been. An intense form of longing or nostalgia, wistfulness. The grief for the lost places of your past. Seen through the eyes of an innocent, shrewd young boy, Now I Let You Go recaptures an idyllic childhood through the memory of an older man. A lost time of love, endless summer adventures and picnics as Johnny spent his holidays on the Devonshire coast with his sister Annie and their devoted but strict nanny Jessie. We recapture the sounds, scents, love, adventures and gentleness that surrounded the young boy as the outside world prepared to go to war. And yet, looking back, the lamps still shine.
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Mark Binmore (born 1971) is an award winning British novelist, In 2015 Mark was ranked one of Britain's 100 new influential LGBTQ writers and was the subject of three books [After The Event/Trilogy] by Chris Henson who for several years shadowed Mark and wrote an observational account of a new author at work and play. From his catalogue, he 'gave us a glimpse into love and solitude in Soho' [Beautiful Mess], 'pretended to be an ageing actor' [Beautiful Deconstruction], 'wrote a zany obsessional one with everything and the kitchen sink in it' [Everything Could Be So Perfect] 'went into early retirement and wrote a book about being old' [Sunsets Etc] 'stepped back in the 1980s with sex, lies and secrets' [Sad Confetti] 'returned to the French countryside with a key in search of a long lost brother' [Sleeps With Butterflies/The Living Return] re-discovered childhood memories seen through older eyes [Now I Let You Go] and 'chasing idylls, romantic and artistic salvation, certain they've unlocked the secret of happiness.' [Glorious Summer]