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Sealwoman's Gift

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***PRE-ORDER THE SHAPESHIFTER'S DAUGHTER, A POWERFUL REIMAGINING OF THE NORSE MYTH OF HEL OF THE UNDERWORLD. COMING NOVEMBER 2026*** SHORTLISTED FOR THE HWA DEBUT CROWN | THE BEST FIRST NOVEL AWARD | THE MCKITTERICK PRIZE | THE PAUL TORDAY MEMORIAL PRIZE | THE WAVERTON GOOD READ AWARD | A ZOE BALL ITV BOOK CLUB PICK'REMARKABLE' Sarah Perry'EXTRAORDINARILY IMMERSIVE' Guardian'A REALLY, REALLY GOOD READ' BBC R2 Book Club''LYRICAL' Stylist'POETIC' Daily Mail1627. In a notorious historical event, pirates raided the coast of Iceland and abducted 400 people into slavery in Algiers. Among them a pastor, his wife, and their children.In her acclaimed debut novel Sally Magnusson imagines what history does not record: the experience of Asta, the pastor's wife, as she faces her losses with the one thing left to her - the stories from home - and forges an ambiguous bond with the man who bought her. Uplifting, moving, and sharply witty, The Sealwoman's Gift speaks across centuries and oceans about loss, love, resilience and redemption.'Sally Magnusson has taken an amazing true event and created a brilliant first novel. It's an epic journey in every sense: although it's historical, it's incredibly relevant to our world today. We had to pick it' Zoe Ball Book Club'Richly imagined and energetically told' Sunday Times 'The best sort of historical novel' Scotsman 'Compelling ' Good Housekeeping'An accomplished and intelligent novel' Yrsa Sigur ard ttir, author of Why Did You Lie?'Vivid and compelling' Adam Nichols, co-translator of The Travels of Reverend lafur Egilsson
Undertittel
The Zoe Ball book club novel of 17th century Iceland
ISBN
9781473638976
Språk
Engelsk
Utgivelsesdato
8.2.2018
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