Description
In Putney, Sofka Zinovieff traces the intimate, everyday textures of a neighborhood as lives intersect, shift, and quietly transform over time. Through a series of closely observed scenes and voices, the book explores how community is built—not through grand events, but through memory, routine, and the small decisions that shape belonging. With a keen eye for character and place, Zinovieff blends lyrical realism with a subtle, humanist sensibility, inviting readers to consider what it means to live alongside others in a shared world. Themes of identity, time, and social connection run throughout, making this a moving portrait of place as lived experience.
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paperback
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Published Jan 1, 2018
384 pages
ISBN: 9781408895764
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First Published
2018
Language
eng
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