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A Mothers Disgrace Robert Dessaix

  • SKU: BELL-9178370
A Mothers Disgrace Robert Dessaix
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Publisher: Angus & Robertson
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.01 MB
Pages: 212
Author: Robert Dessaix
ISBN: 9780732297374, 9781743099940, 0732297370, 1743099940
Language: English
Year: 2014

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A Mothers Disgrace Robert Dessaix by Robert Dessaix 9780732297374, 9781743099940, 0732297370, 1743099940 instant download after payment.

An intimate and moving account of the search for origins and identity by respected author, broadcaster, essayist and translator Robert Dessaix. 

'A journey of identity by a virtuoso in language and master of narrative control ... a brave, moving, funny, enthralling book - all the way' - The Canberra Times

'One of the most intelligently moving autobiographical narratives I have ever read. A book that is fascinating, engrossing ... And a book that invites challenge' - The Age

Adopted as a baby towards the end of World War II, Robert Dessaix grew up haunted by 'a shaft of silence' surrounding the question of his natural mother's identity, and of his identity and sexuality. In this touching memoir, he recounts the story of a most unusual childhood on Sydney's North Shore; of his fascination with Russia and his years spent studying in Cold War Moscow; and of his restless wanderings around the world. Frank and compelling, this 'tale without an ending' is a story of coming to terms with a history previously unknown, and with it the acceptance of a new identity. 

A Mother's Disgrace was shortlisted for the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards and highly commended for the FAW Christina Stead Award and the Age Book of the Year.


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