Dermot Bolger

Temptation (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

"Alison Gill stands on the cusp of middle age, assailed by doubts about her marriage and insecurities about her changing body. Her expectations of life have dwindled until they are all contained in the five-day break the family spends each year at Fitzgerald's Hotel in Wexford. When her husband is recalled suddenly to Dublin, Alison's longed-for holiday seems doomed, but the reappearance of old flame Chris Conway appears to offer possibilities. Whether Alison can or will offer Conway the succour he needs is revealed in a beautifully understated novel whose portrait of a self-doubting woman is handled with rare and sensitive perspicacity."
DAILY MAIL

"It is rare that a man should be so adept and insightful at identifying the preoccupations of a mature woman and mother-of-three, but Bolger does just that in this tender, thoughtful novel."
HARPERS & QUEEN

"Dermot Bolger's new novel manages to take the well-known elements of a mid-life crisis" narrative and give them an added twist. 'Temptation' is not simply a wistful story of "what might have been", rather it is a focused and insightful meditation on the nature of the self in relation to others. An intimate story... the emotions real, Bolger skilfully weaves the story of the past through the events of the present."
IRISH TIMES

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: HarperCollins Publishers
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780007401291
• Artikelnr.: 37984717

Autorenporträt

dermot bolger was born in Dublin in 1959. His novels and plays have won many awards, in Ireland and internationally. He has also published seven volumes of poetry, and written for the screen. Bolger has been a notable and energetic champion of new Irish writers in his capacity as founder- publisher of Raven Arts Press, which he ran until 1992, whereafter he went on to start New Island Books. He is also the editor of the Picador Book of Contemporary Irish Fiction.