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Levy, Deborah

| 2016

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A richly mythic, colour-saturated tale of mothers and daughters from the Man Booker-shortlisted author of Swimming Home Today I dropped my laptop on the concrete floor. It was tucked under my arm and slid out of its black rubber sheath, landing screen-side down. The digital page shattered. Apparently there's a man in the next flyblown town who mends computers. He could send off for a new screen, which would take a month to arrive. Will I still be here in a month? My mother is sleeping under a mosquito net in the next room. Soon she will wake up and shout, 'Sofia, get me a glass of water', and I will get her water and it will be the wrong sort of water. And then after a while I will leave her and return to gaze at the shattered starfield of my screen. Two women arrive in a Spanish village - a dreamlike place caught between the desert and the ocean - seeking medical advice and salvation. One...

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Kerstin Kolm

2022-02-02

Betyg

Finns mycket potential i grundhistorien - men det bli som isolerade inslag.
Vem vinner på ett insnärjt förhållande, vem är det största offret?

2021-03-28

Betyg

Den här romanen av Levy lyfte aldrig. Tjatig. Hennes andra romaner som jag läst har jag roats av mycket mer.