The Lake - Driver, Tess
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A lake in the smallest state on the North East coast of America becomes a home of security and love for a couple who has wandered the world. It is where they also experience fear, pain and grief, before they become parents of a tiny daughter. They sail on the lake, experience the dramatic change of seasons, the comfort and support of friends, exciting and confronting employment. This life must be weighed against the needs of their child, the intrusion of world events and the missing of family thousands of kilometres away. Lily must decide. Stay by the lake or go.

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A lake in the smallest state on the North East coast of America becomes a home of security and love for a couple who has wandered the world. It is where they also experience fear, pain and grief, before they become parents of a tiny daughter. They sail on the lake, experience the dramatic change of seasons, the comfort and support of friends, exciting and confronting employment. This life must be weighed against the needs of their child, the intrusion of world events and the missing of family thousands of kilometres away. Lily must decide. Stay by the lake or go.
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Autorenporträt
Tess Driver lives between the sea and the scrub on the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia, after teaching and working in Australia,England, America and Asia. She has a BA in Asian History and an MAin Creative Writing from Adelaide University.Her work has featured in librettos and in My Love My Life, anAdelaide Festival Opera. She edited Jennifer, written by Jeannie ForsterYoung for the Year of Women's Sufferance and her biography Chord ofSilk, on the singer Rita Coonan. She was short listed for the Angus andRobertson Book Prize.As a poet, she has many published collections in America, The BestPoets in Australia and The Best Poets in Britain.The Lake is her first novel.