at the edge of the solid world by daniel davis wood

A compulsive, compelling and lyrical novel, told with extraordinary empathy and emotional intelligence, this sweeping saga examines the nature of loss, the resilience and fragility of the family unit and the stories we tell to explain the world. What we learned in the spring: Michigan has won the Joe Moore Award in back-to-back years and could contend again with three of five starters returning along the offensive line. the tale is made seamless by a tight structure and a hypnotic style that seems to owe something to the work of. As the husband recognises signs of his own grief in both the survivors and the perpetrator, his fixation on the details of the case feeds into insomnia, trauma, and an obsession with the terms on which we give value to human lives. On the far side of the world, in their hometown of Sydney, a man on the margins of Australian society commits an act of shocking violence that galvanises international attention. Months following the death of their firstborn. His début novel, Blood and Bone, won the 2014 Viva La Novella Prize in his native Australia, and his follow-up, At the Edge of the Solid World, was shortlisted for the 2021 Miles Franklin Literary Award. 'the tale is made seamless by a tight structure and a hypnotic style that seems to owe something to the work of Gerald Murnane.' Kerryn Goldsworthy Sydney Morning Herald on Blood and Bone In a snowbound village in the heart of the Alps, a husband and wife find their lives breaking apart in the days and Daniel Davis Wood is a novelist and essayist based in Scotland.

At the edge of the solid world by daniel davis wood