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Blaming Elizabeth Taylor

Blaming By Elizabeth Taylor

Blaming by Elizabeth Taylor


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Summary

* A finely nuanced exploration of responsibility, snobbery and culture clash.

Blaming Summary

Blaming by Elizabeth Taylor

When Amy's husband dies on holiday in Istanbul, she is supported by the kindly but rather slovenly Martha, a young American novelist who lives in London. Upon their return to England, Amy is ungratefully reluctant to maintain their friendship, but the skeins of their existence seem inextricably linked as grief gives way to resilience and again to tragedy. Reversals of fortune and a compelling cast of characters, including Ernie, ex-sailor turned housekeeper, and Amy's wonderfully precocious granddaughters, add spice to a novel that delights even as it unveils the most uncomfortable human emotions.

Blaming Reviews

A compassionate and devastating tale * Daily Mail *
Jane Austen, Elizabeth Taylor, Barbara Pym, Elizabeth Bowen - soul-sisters all * Anne Tyler *
Elizabeth Taylor had the keenest eye and ear for the pain lurking behind a genteel demeanour * Paul Bailey, Guardian *
How deeply I envy any reader coming to her for the first time! * Elizabeth Jane Howard *

About Elizabeth Taylor

Elizabeth Taylor (1912-1975) was born and educated in Reading. On leaving school she worked as a governess and later in a library. She lived much of her married life in the village of Penn, Bucks. In 1984 ANGEL was selected by the Book Marketing Council's 'Best Novels of Our Time'.

Additional information

GOR003700184
9780860687771
0860687775
Blaming by Elizabeth Taylor
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Little, Brown Book Group
19920116
208
N/A
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