Duigan, Virginia The Biographer ISBN 13: 9781741667134

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"A clear light on the ruthless habits of biography. Marvellous." --Drusilla Modjeska, author, The Orchard

"Duigan is a wonderful writer . . . a psychologically compelling and thoroughly delectable read." --The Sunday Telegraph
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Greer Gordon lives in Italy with Mischa Svoboda, a driven Czech-born painter with a booming international reputation. Their explosive love affair caused Greer to abandon her husband and job, to sever all contact with home, and to embark upon a nomadic life with Mischa. Tony, a young American art critic, has been researching a biography of Mischa and has come to the small Italian hilltop community where they now live to interview the artist. Greer is consumed by anxiety, fearing Tony may have unearthed a buried secret she had intended to write out of her life story. It soon becomes clear that Tony is manipulating the couple in order to produce a more exciting conclusion to his book. As her hand is slowly forced, Greer must finally examine her past actions, and in the process she makes a life-changing discovery.

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  • VerlagVintage (Australia)
  • Erscheinungsdatum2008
  • ISBN 10 1741667135
  • ISBN 13 9781741667134
  • EinbandTapa blanda
  • Anzahl der Seiten336
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Buchbeschreibung Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 336 pages. Greer Gordon lives in Italy with Mischa Svoboda, a driven Czech-born painter with a booming international reputatio n. Their explosive love affair caused Greer to abandon her husban d and job, to sever all contact with home, and to embark upon a n omadic life with Mischa. Tony, a young American art critic, has b een researching a biography of Mischa and has come to the small I talian hilltop community where they now live to interview the art ist. Greer is consumed by anxiety, fearing Tony may have unearthe d a buried secret she had intended to write out of her life story . It soon becomes clear that Tony is manipulating the couple in o rder to produce a more exciting conclusion to his book. As her ha nd is slowly forced, Greer must finally examine her past actions, and in the process she makes a life-changing discovery. Editori al Reviews Review A clear light on the ruthless habits of biogra phy. Marvellous. -Drusilla Modjeska, author, The Orchard Duigan is a wonderful writer . . . a psychologically compelling and thor oughly delectable read. -The Sunday Telegraph About the Author V irginia Duigan is a former film and television writer who has con tributed to The Observer and The Times. She is the author of Days Like These. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 1226o

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Buchbeschreibung Paperback. 408. Greer Gordon lives in Italy with Mischa Svoboda, a driven Czech-born painter with a booming international reputation. She and Mischa met in the 1970s, when his debut show at the small Melbourne art gallery where Greer then worked created a sensation. He was unknown at the time, a recently arrived refugee from Prague. Their explosive love affair caused Greer to abandon her husband, job and autocratic boss Verity, sever all contact with home and embark on a nomadic life with Mischa. Twenty-five years later, Tony, a young American art critic, has been researching a biography of Mischa and arrives in the small Italian hilltop community where they now live. Greer is consumed by anxiety, fearing 'the biographer' may have unearthed something that happened as a consequence of her meeting Mischa, a buried secret she had intended to write out of her life story. Greer and Tony play out a gripping cat-and-mouse game in which she tries to glean who he has spoken to and what, if anything, he knows, while he lets drop, with calculated casualness, graded snippets of information designed to keep her guessing. It becomes clear that Tony is manipulating a dramatic outcome for the purposes of his story. It will be an investigative read in which the reader discovers the facts as the biographer-detective unravels them. The biographer intends to make his name with this book. As her hand is forced, Greer embarks on a tense journey of her own. In revisiting the past from the perspective of the present, through Tony's artful interrogations and her own diary, she is compelled to put her youthful self on trial. In the process she makes a life-changing discovery. 2008. A trade paperback copy in very good condition with light tanning to the top edge and light creasing to the corners of the wraps. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 14139307

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