| Titre : |
Company in the Evening |
| Type de document : |
texte imprimé |
| Auteurs : |
URSULA ORANGE, Auteur |
| Editeur : |
DEAN STREET PRESS |
| Année de publication : |
2017. |
| Importance : |
226P. |
| Présentation : |
cov.col. |
| Format : |
20cm. |
| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : |
978-1-911579-29-8 |
| Langues : |
Anglais (eng) |
| Index. décimale : |
E428.4 |
| Résumé : |
Of all the unhappiness my divorce has brought upon me, loeliness has never been in the evening is to me an absolute luxury.
thus does Vickyn a young divorcée in London with a small daughter to support, reassure herself.
But as the plucky courage of the early days of World War II gives way to the fatigue and deprivations of its middle, company in the evening is just what she gets.To the chagrin of her housekeeper,Vicky agree to take in a pregnant, widowed sister- in- law ("Talking to her is like walking through a bog- squash,squash,squash-never, just never do you really crunch on to anything solid").As she is adapting to this change and the tensions it creates ,and dealing with an impossible client at work at a literary agency, she happens to meet ex-husband Raymond one night...
Told in a first-person confessional style ahead of its time,and featuring Ursula Orange's trademark humour, Company in the Evening is a charming evocation of being a woman on her own.
"Delightfully entertaining...good portraits add considerably to its attractivenss.Light reading of the most enjoyabl kind".Sunday Times.
"Brilliant portraiture.Crisp writing.Human understanding.Really excellent light reading".Sunday Graphic.
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Company in the Evening [texte imprimé] / URSULA ORANGE, Auteur . - DEAN STREET PRESS, 2017. . - 226P. : cov.col. ; 20cm. ISBN : 978-1-911579-29-8 Langues : Anglais ( eng)
| Index. décimale : |
E428.4 |
| Résumé : |
Of all the unhappiness my divorce has brought upon me, loeliness has never been in the evening is to me an absolute luxury.
thus does Vickyn a young divorcée in London with a small daughter to support, reassure herself.
But as the plucky courage of the early days of World War II gives way to the fatigue and deprivations of its middle, company in the evening is just what she gets.To the chagrin of her housekeeper,Vicky agree to take in a pregnant, widowed sister- in- law ("Talking to her is like walking through a bog- squash,squash,squash-never, just never do you really crunch on to anything solid").As she is adapting to this change and the tensions it creates ,and dealing with an impossible client at work at a literary agency, she happens to meet ex-husband Raymond one night...
Told in a first-person confessional style ahead of its time,and featuring Ursula Orange's trademark humour, Company in the Evening is a charming evocation of being a woman on her own.
"Delightfully entertaining...good portraits add considerably to its attractivenss.Light reading of the most enjoyabl kind".Sunday Times.
"Brilliant portraiture.Crisp writing.Human understanding.Really excellent light reading".Sunday Graphic.
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