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Scenes of a Graphic Nature

De : Caroline O'Donoghue
Lu par : Esther O'Donoghue
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Charlie Regan is going back to her roots.

Her career as a filmmaker is on standby, she hasn't had a girlfriend in forever, her best friend is sickeningly successful (and being awkward since that night) and her dad is dying of cancer. So the invitation from Cork Film Festival comes like a sign - a chance to explore the Irish homeland she's never seen. But this isn't just any search for long-lost ancestry: Charlie's father is the sole survivor of a tragic accident that killed every other child on the small island where he grew up, and Charlie's one achievement is the film she made that tells his story.

It's only when she arrives in Ireland that she fears his story may have been a lie.

The site of the tragedy yields suspicious clues. The friendly locals turn hostile. And what felt like her heritage - her home - starts to become a trap.

With a sharp eye and sour tongue, Caroline O'Donoghue delivers a delicious contemporary fable of prodigal return. Blisteringly honest, funny and moving, it grapples with Irishness, authenticity and how to define yourself when you don't know your history.

©2020 Caroline O'Donoghue (P)2020 W. F. Howes Ltd
Fiction Littérature et fiction Petites villes et ruralité
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    just a really nice millenial tale about the search for one's identity wrapped by really great and necessary accent work by the voice actor, notably the word "film" was always a delight to hear when it came up. and for my baby dykes I'd say go for it, always nice to read about murder mysteries in which the lesbians are not the victims

    dope accent play in a story about identity

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