Lot's Wife

Lot's Wife

by TomWakefield (Author)

Synopsis

Henry Checket and Peggy Thurston have been forgotten by society, left to spend their final years in a old people's home. Exploring their relationship, the author of Mates and The Discus Throwers tells of their past, the pleasures and regrets that neither wish to forget.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 160
Edition: Main
Publisher: Serpent's Tail
Published: 15 Sep 1989

ISBN 10: 1852421525
ISBN 13: 9781852421526

Media Reviews
It's refreshing to come across an English novelist who knows exactly what he's doing and does it resoundingly well. Wakefield's is a welcome return to simplicity of style and construction * Peter Ackroyd *
There can be no doubt that we are in the hands of a finely perceptive and sensitive writer -- Hilary Bailey * Guardian *
He manages to construct a character, ordinary and everyday on the outside, with a rich and individual interior...[exerting] much more control over events than is at first apparent, weaving a complex structure out of the simplest, most direct observations and intuitions -- Alan Brien * Sunday Times *
Author Bio
Tom Wakefield was born of a mining family in the Midlands. His previous books include a collection of short stories, Drifters, novels, Mates, The Discus Throwers and The Variety Artistes, and a childhood autobiography, Forties' Child, also published by Serpent's Tail. Tom Wakefield died in 1997.