Description
A landmark collection from one of Britain’s great 20th-century modernists, this book plunges into the private, shifting terrain of the mind. Across its stories, it opens with a dramatic, hallucinatory reckoning in “The Old Address,” tracing how quickly resolve can collapse back into old patterns. With psychological intensity and a distinctly Kavan-like modernist edge, the narratives explore relapse, identity, memory, and the uneasy boundary between perception and reality. These are tales of inner weather—restless, intimate, and unsettling—where the act of looking inward becomes both the subject and the danger.
Available Editions
paperback
Norton
Published Jan 1, 1985
157 pages
ISBN: 9780393302844
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First Published
1970
Language
eng
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