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I Am Mary Dunne

A Novel

Brian Moore
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Pages
256
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Open Road Media

About

She was born Mary Dunne. A New York actress in a stalled career, she's previously been known as Maria and Martha. Married three times, she's also been called Mrs. Phelan, Mrs. Bell, and currently, Mrs. Terence Lavery-wife of the esteemed playwright. No wonder Mary Dunne forgot her name this morning at the hairdresser. She has no idea who she is anymore. Or maybe she's just crazy. She's curious to find out.

Over the course of a single day, Mary tries to recall more than her name. But as memories of her past come trickling back-infuriating, illuminating, and grievous-she realizes there's so much she'd prefer to forget. As she tries to escape what she calls "the dooms," Mary must confront what she's done with her life-deliberately, haplessly, or by default. If only she were going crazy; it would be so much easier to explain it all away.

Related Subjects

  • Women
  • Adult Fiction
  • Literary
  • Psychological

Reviews

"Loved by [Graham] Greene, likened to [James] Joyce... We can only envy newcomers to Brian Moore; he is one of the finest writers of our time."
The Guardian
"An extraordinary piece of feminine characterisation."
The Sunday Times
"Moore writes with a true generosity of vision."
The Observer

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