Zennor in Darkness

Zennor in Darkness

by HelenDunmore (Author)

Synopsis

It is May 1917: war overshadows the haunting beauty of spring in Zennor. As U-boats nose the Cornish coastline, the village is alive with talk of spies. It is a world of call-up and telegrams, secrets and suspicion, and no one is immune. Not D. H. Lawrence and his German wife Frieda, who have retreated from London to a cottage in Zennor. Not Clare Coyne, a young girl who comes under the influence of the Lawrences, nor her beloved cousin John William, who is home on leave from the trenches, shell-shocked. A beautiful and inspired novel - John Le Carre.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
Published: 24 Feb 1994

ISBN 10: 0140173560
ISBN 13: 9780140173567

Author Bio
Helen Dunmore is an award winning poet and novelist, children's novelist and short-story writer. BURNING BRIGHT (1994); A SPELL OF WINTER (winner of the Orange Prize 1995); TALKING TO THE DEAD (1996); LOVE OF FAT MEN (1997) are all published by Viking. She lives in Bristol with her husband and children.