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"Jeanie and Julius are 51 years old and live with their mother in the middle of the English countryside. They do not have internet, television or bank accounts. They don't have a partner. They also have no father: he died when they were children. They grow vegetables in their garden and play music together at night. But when Dot dies suddenly, all the things they've always been without become more essential every day. The twins face an unknown and vast world, and when their mother's secrets begin to come to light, everything they thought they knew about their lives falls apart."--

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"Jeanie and Julius are 51 years old and live with their mother in the middle of the English countryside. They do not have internet, television or bank accounts. They don't have a partner. They also have no father: he died when they were children. They grow vegetables in their garden and play music together at night. But when Dot dies suddenly, all the things they've always been without become more essential every day. The twins face an unknown and vast world, and when their mother's secrets begin to come to light, everything they thought they knew about their lives falls apart."--
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Autorenporträt
Claire Fuller nació en Oxfordshire, Inglaterra, en 1967. Sus cuatro novelas, «Our Endless Numbered Days» (2015, ganadora del premio Desmond Elliott y de próxima publicación en Impedimenta), «Swimming Lessons» (2017, premio Livre de Poche en Francia), «Bitter Orange» (2018, preseleccionada para el International Dublin Literary Award) y «Tierra inestable» (Costa Novel Award 2021, preseleccionada para el Women's Prize for Fiction 2021), se han traducido a más de veinte idiomas. Sus cuentos han sido publicados en una gran variedad de revistas literarias y han merecido diversos premios: «Baker, Emily and Me» ganó el concurso BBC Opening Lines de 2014, y «A Quiet Tidy Man» ganó el premio de la Royal Academy en la categoría de relatos. Actualmente vive en Winchester.