Winterton Blue

Winterton Blue

by TrezzaAzzopardi (Author)

Synopsis

Lewis is haunted by the memory of his brother, by a stolen car and a river running full, and most of all by the boy at the wheel. Anna is haunted too, but her ghost is very much alive. Rita, Anna's mother, is the exact opposite of her daughter -- loud, carefree, and a daredevil, at seventy-six. When Rita suffers a fall, Anna must leave London and spend the winter looking after her mother in Yarmouth. As they search for solutions to their problems, Anna and Lewis find themselves having to face troubling truths about who they are and what they might become -- with electrifying consequences. 'Subtle and forceful ...[A] finely judged and emotionally intricate novel' Guardian 'Artful ...Beguiling ...A novel marked by poetic delicacy ...Azzopardi has a gift for characterization -- a magpie-eye for the human spark -- and equally for the humanity of things' Times Literary Supplement 'Limpid prose ...[A] lyrical sense of place ...Startling and arresting ...Unlikely urban sites take on a fierce and mysterious beauty in Azzopardi's hands' Irish Times 'Here's proof, if anyone needs it, that the best writing does not need to be inaccessible ...[Winterton Blue] has the ...strange, captivating quality of real life shot through with poetry . ..Beautifully evoked' The Times 'Intricate, quietly brilliant ...Some haunting snapshots of contemporary Britain ...A vivid, sensuous rendition of the Norfolk coast' Daily Telegraph 'Funny, bizarre and addictive' Eve

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 288
Edition: Main Market
Publisher: Picador
Published: 04 Jan 2008

ISBN 10: 0330493485
ISBN 13: 9780330493482

Media Reviews
Remember Me swirls from one shocking revelation to another, until its chilling, jaw-dropping resolution. . . . Could be the most unforgettable book of the year. -- Robert Allen Papinchak
Author Bio
Trezza Azzopardi was born in Cardiff and lives in Norwich. She is the author of The Song House, Remember Me, and The Hiding Place, which was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2000.