Held by the Sea by Jane Darke

Held by the Sea by Jane Darke

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Summary

At the age of 48 documentary filmmaker and painter Jane Darke lost her husband, the playwright Nick Darke, to cancer. After twenty five years together Jane had to start to learn who she was alone.

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Held by the Sea by Jane Darke

At the age of 48 documentary filmmaker and painter Jane Darke lost her husband, the playwright Nick Darke, to cancer. After twenty five years together Jane had to start to learn who she was alone.
A very favourable comparison between Held by the Sea and Joan Didion's Year of Magical Thinking.. Jane mourns with the sea constantly in her sights... Anyone who knows the beaches of North Cornwall will know that they are possessed of a special kind of light, well-recognised by the Newlyn artists... somehow I sensed that 'light' reflected in the pages of Held by the Sea. There is grace here along with that life-saving glimmer of hope for anyone feeling that pain of loss. * DoveGreyReader blog *
It takes a strong woman to present their grief to the world and Jane Darke does a tremendous job of it in this book. A truly emotional read that will leave you with a tear in your eye and a heart full of admiration. * Cornwall Today *
Jane Darke is an artist, advocate for coastal ecology and filmmaker based in north Cornwall. She was awarded the Best First Film award at the Celtic Film and Television Festival for 'The Wrecking Season'. Her film, 'The Art of Catching Lobsters', dealt with the death of her husband, Nick, and was described by the Daily Telegraph as "a simple touching insight into love and grief".
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ISBN 13 9780285638594
ISBN 10 0285638599
Title Held by the Sea
Author Jane Darke
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Profile Books Ltd
Year published 2011-05-01
Number of pages 192
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.