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Cousin Rosamund - Virago Modern Classics

3.63 ( 477 Ratings by Goodreads)
Cousin Rosamund

Cousin Rosamund - Virago Modern Classics

3.63 (477 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 31 December, 1988
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Cousin Rosamund unfolds the final chapters of the saga that began with The Fountain Overflows, Rebecca West's acknowleged masterpiece, and continued with This Real Night.

As the glitter of the 1920s gives way to the Depression, Rose and Mary find themselves feted and successful pianists. But their happiness is diminished by their cousin's unfathomable marriage to a man they perceive as grotesque. Lacking her cousin Rosamund's intuitive understanding, Rose looks to the surrogate wisdom of Mr Morpurgo, while quiet days with Aunt Lily and the Darcys at their pub on the Thames offer respite from the tensions of foreign concert tours. With approaching middle age Rose gains in perspective. Yet the most exciting development still awaits her: the discovery of and delight in her own sexuality...

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Type Book
ISBN13 9780860688297
ISBN10 0860688291
Number Of Pages 304
Item Weight 241 g
Product Dimensions 126 x 196 x 18 mm
Publisher / Reseller Little, Brown Book Group
Format paperback
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A lastingly important English writer * Marghanita Laski *
Rich, generous and consoling in spirit * Hilary Spurling, OBSERVER *
Rebecca West highly intelligent, highly gifted, vital, original, combative, formidable and kind was a great woman * Victoria Glendinning *

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Author's Bio

Rebecca West (1892-1983) was born in London. As literary critic, biographer, journalist and novelist, she dominated the world of letters for over seventy years.

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