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In Fifteen Minutes You Can Say A Lot: Selected Fiction

In Fifteen Minutes You Can Say A Lot: Selected Fiction

Greville Texidor
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edited and with an introduction by Kendrick Smithyman. In Fifteen Minutes You Can Say a Lot begins with Texidor’s most fully achieved piece of work, These Dark Glasses. Distinguished by sophisticated writing and acute psychological insight, it is set on the south coast of France during the Spanish Civil War. The stories which follow range from Spain and England to New Zealand, where she writes unsentimentally and unerringly of the environment of the time. Goodbye Forever, the unfinished novel which concludes the volume, is Texidor’s most sustained piece of writing on New Zealand. The central character, Lili, is a Viennese refugee who arrives amongst the writers of Auckland’s North Shore. She is exotic and alone, and her slow collapse is plotted with minute observation.
Format
Paperback
Release
January 01, 1987
ISBN 13
9780864730466

In Fifteen Minutes You Can Say A Lot: Selected Fiction

Greville Texidor
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
edited and with an introduction by Kendrick Smithyman. In Fifteen Minutes You Can Say a Lot begins with Texidor’s most fully achieved piece of work, These Dark Glasses. Distinguished by sophisticated writing and acute psychological insight, it is set on the south coast of France during the Spanish Civil War. The stories which follow range from Spain and England to New Zealand, where she writes unsentimentally and unerringly of the environment of the time. Goodbye Forever, the unfinished novel which concludes the volume, is Texidor’s most sustained piece of writing on New Zealand. The central character, Lili, is a Viennese refugee who arrives amongst the writers of Auckland’s North Shore. She is exotic and alone, and her slow collapse is plotted with minute observation.
Format
Paperback
Release
January 01, 1987
ISBN 13
9780864730466

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