Grief Cottage (Thorndike Press Large Print Basic) - Tapa dura

"Something between a search for understanding and a mournful confession . . . A testament to the power of storytelling to bring solace when none other is possible." - Washington Post on FLORA

"Remorse may be the defining emotion for our narrator, Helen, but Godwin the writer has nothing to regret: Flora is an elegant little creeper of a story." - Maureen Corrigan, NPR Fresh Air

"Flora is a beautiful examination of character and the far-reaching repercussions of our actions. Gail Godwin brings grace, honesty, and enormous intelligence to every page." - Ann Patchett

"Flora is Godwin at her best, a compelling story about Helen's growth of consciousness told with fearless candor and the poignant wisdom of hindsight." - Boston Globe

"A chronicle of her life as a writer whose career has been boosted and buffeted by the vagaries of the publishing industry. She has made of it a suspenseful account, with . . . emotional depth, too." - Wall Street Journal on PUBLISHING

"A memoir in the old sense of the term, a story with a scope of five decades written by an author of some renown . . . You don t have to be a hungry writer or an aspiring editor to appreciate Publishing. You don t have to have followed Godwin s career as a reader either, though the millions who have will be treated to a look behind the scenes." - New York Times Book Review on PUBLISHING

"Godwin affectionately divulges the various moments, places, and characters in her life that eventually slipped into her 14 novels. These disclosures leave you hungry to reread her oeuvre with the newfound secrets in mind." - Entertainment Weekly on PUBLISHING

"This memoir by the acclaimed, prolific novelist is testament to both her talent and her perseverance." - O, the Oprah Magazine on PUBLISHING

"Something between a search for understanding and a mournful confession . . . A testament to the power of storytelling to bring solace when none other is possible." - Washington Post on FLORA

"Remorse may be the defining emotion for our narrator, Helen, but Godwin the writer has nothing to regret: Flora is an elegant little creeper of a story." - Maureen Corrigan, NPR Fresh Air

"Flora is a beautiful examination of character and the far-reaching repercussions of our actions. Gail Godwin brings grace, honesty, and enormous intelligence to every page." - Ann Patchett

"Flora is Godwin at her best, a compelling story about Helen's growth of consciousness told with fearless candor and the poignant wisdom of hindsight." - Boston Globe

"A chronicle of her life as a writer whose career has been boosted and buffeted by the vagaries of the publishing industry. She has made of it a suspenseful account, with . . . emotional depth, too." - Wall Street Journal on PUBLISHING

"A memoir in the old sense of the term, a story with a scope of five decades written by an author of some renown . . . You don't have to be a hungry writer or an aspiring editor to appreciate Publishing. You don't have to have followed Godwin's career as a reader either, though the millions who have will be treated to a look behind the scenes." - New York Times Book Review on PUBLISHING

"Godwin affectionately divulges the various moments, places, and characters in her life that eventually slipped into her 14 novels. These disclosures leave you hungry to reread her oeuvre with the newfound secrets in mind." - Entertainment Weekly on PUBLISHING

"This memoir by the acclaimed, prolific novelist is testament to both her talent and her perseverance." - O, the Oprah Magazine on PUBLISHING

"Can the needs of the living and dead sometimes merge? Eleven-year-old Marcus's desire to believe so leads him, and us, on a harrowing and unforgettable journey toward an answer. Grief Cottage further confirms that Gail Godwin is one of our country's very finest novelists." - Ron Rash, author of THE RISEN and ABOVE THE WATERFALL

"Something between a search for understanding and a mournful confession . . . A testament to the power of storytelling to bring solace when none other is possible." - Washington Post on FLORA

"Remorse may be the defining emotion for our narrator, Helen, but Godwin the writer has nothing to regret: Flora is an elegant little creeper of a story." - Maureen Corrigan, NPR Fresh Air

"Flora is a beautiful examination of character and the far-reaching repercussions of our actions. Gail Godwin brings grace, honesty, and enormous intelligence to every page." - Ann Patchett

"Flora is Godwin at her best, a compelling story about Helen's growth of consciousness told with fearless candor and the poignant wisdom of hindsight." - Boston Globe

"A chronicle of her life as a writer whose career has been boosted and buffeted by the vagaries of the publishing industry. She has made of it a suspenseful account, with . . . emotional depth, too." - Wall Street Journal on PUBLISHING

"A memoir in the old sense of the term, a story with a scope of five decades written by an author of some renown . . . You don't have to be a hungry writer or an aspiring editor to appreciate Publishing. You don't have to have followed Godwin's career as a reader either, though the millions who have will be treated to a look behind the scenes." - New York Times Book Review on PUBLISHING

"Godwin affectionately divulges the various moments, places, and characters in her life that eventually slipped into her 14 novels. These disclosures leave you hungry to reread her oeuvre with the newfound secrets in mind." - Entertainment Weekly on PUBLISHING

"This memoir by the acclaimed, prolific novelist is testament to both her talent and her perseverance." - O, the Oprah Magazine on PUBLISHING