Where's Your Mama Gone? by Kay O'gorman

Where's Your Mama Gone? by Kay O'gorman

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Zusammenfassung

Kay O'Gorman writes about the pain and hurt she inflicted on her family when she left her five children to start a new life

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Where's Your Mama Gone? by Kay O'gorman

It would have been easy to say that she just continued the cycle of her own neglect and abandonment, but Kay thought that too easy an excuse. It would be easy to place the blame on her own traumatic childhood, on the early death of her mother, on her domineering but charismatic father. To escape this background, she married early but, like many such marriages, it was not a happy union. She hoped that children would change things, but they did not. Her circumstances grew ever more desperate. Kay fled. She formed a new relationship, but her sense of guilt at having abandoned her children oppressed her to the point that she herself developed problems with alcohol. It took a long time, but finally she sorted out her life. In Where’s Your Mama Gone? she writes with unflinching truth about her past and the motivations for her actions. It recalls an Ireland of casual cruelty, all-powerful authority figures, sexual ignorance and non-existent choice.

Kay O’Gorman was born in Hugginstown in County Kilkenny in 1944. She was educated at the Convent of Mercy School in Thomastown. She now lives in Islington in north London with her partner. This is her first book.

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ISBN 13 9780717140992
ISBN 10 0717140997
Titel Where's Your Mama Gone?
Autor Kay O'gorman
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Gill
Erscheinungsjahr 2008-09-26
Seitenanzahl 416
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