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Tag Archives: Tessa Hadley
Festilitt 2022-10th anniversary of Parisot’s literary festival!
I felt so fortunate to visit Festilitt again this year: the wonderful literary festival that takes place in the village of Parisot in France in October. I last visited in pre-pandemic 2018, so this year felt very special, given the … Continue reading
Late in the Day- Tessa Hadley
Late in the Day is Tessa Hadley’s most recent novel. Its protagonists are four white Londoners, middle aged (but in their 50s, so more 5 o’clock than 8) who’ve been friends since childhood. The novel starts with the sudden death … Continue reading
Tessa Hadley, the Midland Hotel and Bad Dreams
The best treat at the Midland Hotel a couple of weeks ago was the Afternoon Tea event with Tessa Hadley-as part of the Manchester Literature Festival she’d come to talk about her work and to read us the short story … Continue reading
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The Seven Ages of Woman- Tessa Hadley’s The Past
Tessa Hadley’s brilliance has been recognised this year: she won the Windham- Campbell Prize in March and in July was awarded the Hawthornden Prize for her most recent novel, ‘The Past’. It is no secret that I am a huge fan- … Continue reading
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The London Train- Tessa Hadley
If the title phrase ‘The London Train’ resonates in any way for you, I recommend you to try this elegantly constructed novel by Tessa Hadley. For me, ‘The London Train’ signifies a return to old friends, to the cultural wealth … Continue reading