Pasture
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Literary debut, who brought the author, journalist Amy Liptrot (born 1984), the Waynireite Award for the best book about nature for 2016 and the British Pen Club Prize for the best autobiography (PEN ACKERLELY PRIZE) for 2017, is the story of the escape from the escape from the escape from the escape Noisy London to the flood meadows of the Orkney Islands. Set forth in the form of a frank diary, she documents the acquisition by the heroine -ashletor through the fight against false attachments (cigarettes - Coca -Cola - Relations - Internet), which replaced urban experiments with alcohol and drugs. Once young Amy left the remote island of the Archipelago in the north-east of Scotland to win the capital of the kingdom, replenishing the legion of the freelance workers of creative industries. Now she travels back, simultaneously opening the wild power of the Atlantic Ocean and reconciling the past with the present. What began as forced self -isolation turned into the birth of a new life. The book was a noticeable event in modern British prose, giving rise to fashion on the half -forgotten corner of the Scottish coast
Author:
Author:Lepttrot Amy
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91103-569-3
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