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The Woman's Daughter

Dermot Bolger
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Pages
272
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers

About

A classic Bolger novel, following the lives of three women.

Set in the grimy backstreets and suburbs of Dublin. Bolger has often used a woman's voice to tell his story, and this novel is no exception; we follow the lives of three women - a Victorian maid, a young woman brought up in the 1960s (the product of a violent family) and that young woman's daughter, the child of an incestuous relationship, hidden away from sight.

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