Beloved

A Novel

By: Toni Morrison

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Hardcover | 12 October 1987

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This is a collection of short stories, demonstrating Tabucchi's themes of ambiguities and twists of fate - the treacherous memory, the hidden intent, the useless remorse, the "little misunderstandings" that can change a life and subtly alter perception. Antonio Tabucchi's writings have been translated into eight languages from Italian and this is the first of several to be published (by Chatto) in the UK.

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This is Morrison's masterwork for which she was awarded the Pulitzer and, subsequently, the Nobel Prize. It is an unflinchingly tough and heart-wrenching novel, examining the ghosts of slavery in the lives of black American women. Sethe has killed her own daughter, Beloved, with a saw rather than return her to the plantations. Some years later, in the summer of 1873, a troubled and oddly familiar young woman appears in Sethe's life. Has the past caught up with her at last? Beloved is a novel of great lyrical beauty and emotional intensity. Review by Jim Crace, whose books include 'Being Dead' (Kirkus UK)

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