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Sto caricando le informazioni... A Pure Clear Light (1996)di Madeleine St.John
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. Another fine story of the intimacy between a man and a woman in this “deliciously devised tale about the phenomenon called love.” Simon and Flora seem to have a comfortable family life with their three children, until Simon veers off into an affair while Flora and the kids are off on holiday. Flora herself is seeking-her seeking takes her to the Anglican church, perhaps the first step on her return to the Church of Rome. St. John’s prose is tight, her dialogue spare, and her story poignant and very human. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
Simon and Flora Beaufort have three perfect children and a comfortable, happy life in London. When Flora takes the children for a month-long vacation in France, Simon stays home to work on his latest film project...what could go wrong? A Pure Clear Light examines a marriage at the moment it goes haplessly off-track- Simon succumbs to the temptation of his cool, blonde accountant and Flora heeds the cry of her reawakened faith. Ultimately, though, neither Simon nor Flora can escape the revelation that lies beyond excuses and remorse and candour, at the heart of the phenomenon called love. In St John's hands, what is commonplace is transformed and transcendent. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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A Pure Clear Light examines a marriage at the moment it goes haplessly off-track: Simon succumbs to the temptation of a cool, blonde accountant and Flora turns to religion. At first glance, the book seems to be about an affair. But the frequent mention of time and items being "in transit" shows that it's really a look at how people deal with the temporary nature of life.
This is a skillful exploration of an aspect of the human condition. The story is told with a light and humorous tone, yet all along St. John makes us think about the temporariness of our lives, how seemingly permanent things can change based on seemingly meaningless events. In her hands, what is commonplace is transformed and transcendent. ( )