In the Winter Dark

In the Winter Dark

by TimWinton (Author)

Synopsis

When a man dreams things from the past, you'd think he'd be able to rearrange them in new sequences to please himself. But no. In my dreams, it all happens as it happened, and I see it and be it again and again and the confusion never wears off.

People drift to the valley called the Sink out of loneliness, hardship or an affinity with the land. It is an isolated place, with a swamp and an old white bridge and the forest encroaching from all sides. The solitude is tangible. But when a mysterious creature is suddenly on the loose, killing livestock and preying on everyone's deepest fears, four inhabitants find themselves unexpectedly in one another's company - with chilling results.

`Tim Winton's raw and vibrant language makes the senses jump . . . concentrated, passionate, invigorating writing' Independent on Sunday

`A major work by anyone's standards . . . mysterious, painful and beautiful' Washington Post

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 129
Edition: On Demand
Publisher: Picador
Published: 02 Oct 2009

ISBN 10: 0330412590
ISBN 13: 9780330412599

Author Bio
Tim Winton was born in Perth in 1960 and has written novels, collections of stories, non-fiction and books for children. He has been twice shortlisted for the Booker Prize, for The Riders (1995) and Dirt Music (2002).