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Curriculum Vitae A Volume Of Autobiography Muriel Spark

Name: Curriculum Vitae A Volume Of Autobiography Muriel Spark
SKU: BELL-10053444
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Publisher: Carcanet

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.05 MB

Pages: 222

Author: Muriel Spark

ISBN: 9781784100919, 9781784100926, 9781784100933, 1784100919, 1784100927, 1784100935

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Curriculum Vitae A Volume Of Autobiography Muriel Spark by Muriel Spark 9781784100919, 9781784100926, 9781784100933, 1784100919, 1784100927, 1784100935 instant download after payment.

Muriel Spark's autobiography traces how one of the great modern writers in English emerged. Beginning with luminous evocations of a 1920s childhood in Edinburgh and memories of school, taught by the original 'Miss Jean Brodie', Spark recalls her formative years, up to the publication of her first novel in 1957. 'In order to write about life as I intended to do, I felt I had first to live,' Spark says. In her account of her unhappy marriage in colonial Kenya, her return to wartime London on a troop ship, working at the Foreign Office as one of the 'girls of slender means', editing Poetry Review and her conversion to Catholicism, Muriel Spark outlines the life that provided material for some of the best-loved novels of the twentieth century.