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Call Me Marigold

Call Me Marigold

Lindy Warrell

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Wattletales Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9780645312973
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Set in a distinctive Australian landscape, Call Me Marigold is a lyrical account of one woman’s search for meaning from childhood to old age, across World War II, the social transformations of the 1950s-1980s, and the rise of feminism. Writing from a posthumous perspective, the author explores her life in vignettes, textual fragments, and poems, shaped by war, pub life, anthropology, divorce, and mothering, resulting in a poignant yet unsentimental portrait of ageing.At the heart of the story is a throughline conversation with mother-sometimes intimate, sometimes unresolved-that anchors this fearless reckoning with how extraordinary an ordinary life can be.

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