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This moving fictional memoir begins as a woman heads home after a meeting regarding her inheritance. Rebeling against the legalese uttered by the attorney, her mind drifts back to her childhood and she sees her life with sudden clarity. On the train, she jots down a few notes, which prompt the poetic outpouring of memory and emotion that make up this delicate novel.

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This moving fictional memoir begins as a woman heads home after a meeting regarding her inheritance. Rebeling against the legalese uttered by the attorney, her mind drifts back to her childhood and she sees her life with sudden clarity. On the train, she jots down a few notes, which prompt the poetic outpouring of memory and emotion that make up this delicate novel.
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Autorenporträt
FLORENCE NOIVILLE is the author of Isaac B. Singer: A Life, which won the Prix du Recit biographique in 2003. She is a literary critic for Le Monde and lives in CATHERINE TEMERSON's translations include Amin Maalouf's Origins (2008), Elie Wiesel's The Sonderberg Case, Florence Noiville's Isaac B. Singer: A Life (Northwestern, 2008), and Hiner Saleem's My Father's Rifle: A Childhood in Kurdistan (2004).