The Main Cages by Philip Marsden

The Main Cages by Philip Marsden

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A colony of artists, summer tourists and pleasure steamers all help change the face of life in the small Cornish fishing village of Polmayne. Yet the old ways and the old hazards endure. Offshore lie the Main Cages, a treacherous outcrop of rock where many ships and many lives have been lost.

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The Main Cages by Philip Marsden

A colony of artists, summer tourists and pleasure steamers all help change the face of life in the small Cornish fishing village of Polmayne. Yet the old ways and the old hazards endure. Offshore lie the Main Cages, a treacherous outcrop of rock where many ships and many lives have been lost.
The Bronski House: 'The book I've most savoured this yearMarsden has a dazzling gift for poetic evocation' John Fowles, Spectator 'Marsden's intelligence and tact and the vividness of his imagination put him in a very high class of European writers' Peter Levi, Good Book Guide 'Magnificent. A Polish Wild Swans meets Dr Zhivago' William Dalrymple, Sunday Times The Spirit Wrestlers: 'He has painted a picture which can only leave us aghast with wonder' Teresa Waugh, Literary Review 'A fascinating, horrifying and inspiring journey - praise seems scant reward for his efforts. The man deserves a medal' Harry Ritchie, Mail on Sunday
Philip Marsden is the author of A Far Country: Travels in Ethiopia, The Crossing Place: Among the Armenians (which won the Somerset Maugham Award) , The Bronski House: A Return to the Borderlands and The Spirit Wrestlers: A Russian Journey. He is the editor of The Spectator Book of Travel Writing.
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ISBN 13 9780007136391
ISBN 10 0007136390
Titre The Main Cages
Auteur Philip Marsden
État Non disponible
Type de reliure Hardback
Éditeur HarperCollins Publishers
Année de publication 2002-07-01
Nombre de pages 272
Note de couverture La photo du livre est présentée à titre d'illustration uniquement. La reliure, la couverture ou l'édition réelle peuvent varier.
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