In Kiltumper: A Year in an Irish Garden
Autor Niall Williams, Christine Breenen Limba Engleză Paperback – 12 apr 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781526632678
ISBN-10: 1526632675
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.24 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1526632675
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.24 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Niall Williams is one of Ireland's most cherished writers: his critically acclaimed and internationally bestselling fiction has been shortlisted for the Irish Book Awards, the Irish Times Literature Prize, and longlisted for the Man Booker Prize, the IMPAC Award and the 2020 Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction
Notă biografică
Niall Williams is the author of ten novels, including This Is Happiness, shortlisted for Best Novel in the Irish Book Awards and longlisted for the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction, and History of the Rain, longlisted for the Man Booker Prize.Christine Breen is the author of Her Name Is Rose and the co-author of four non-fiction books on country living in Ireland.They live in Kiltumper, County Clare, Ireland.
Recenzii
Moving and surprisingly provocative ... This couple's narrative is more than a January-December chronicle, it is the result of decades of care ... In Kiltumper is as much a book about the cherishing of a marriage as it is about the love of a place ... A heartfelt paean to a disappearing way of life
A record, both honest and beautiful, of a sustainable but precarious way of life
Poignant ... A meditation on life, love and the importance of nature
Beautifully written ... A wonderfully lyrical and uplifting read
An absorbing and thought-provoking read
An intimate, meditative garden memoir
While the events chronicled rarely move beyond the garden, and while the descriptions are so intimate they almost elicit grief for the dying cherry tree and spark exhortations to the dahlias to hold on to their heavy heads, it is the gardeners' personalities that bloom
The small Kiltumper acreage is detailed with a sense of wonder and of pleasure ... Chapter after chapter is enhanced with exquisite pencil drawings ... Frequently quotable, always eloquent ... This is a book full of joy, warmly rich with accomplishment and wonder and a strong sense of mutual commitment
Arresting ... Remarkable ... This book, in Seamus Heaney's phrase, catches the heart off guard ... Uncommonly magical ... Read it and be restored to yourself
I loved their two voices, truthful and gentle and generous, so full of care for their land and for each other ... A record of how deeply life can be lived within a garden's walls
A beautiful story, with words at once uplifting and poignant. Full of the acceptance and the optimism that only a garden and the act of caring for it brings
I read it with enormous pleasure . There were so many episodes I loved, whether they were heartbreaking or uplifting . It was a delight to step into Niall and Christine's precious garden, into the rhythms of their way of living, and to be refreshed
This is a book to whet one's appetite - for reading, writing, gardening - and living. I loved the counterpoint of the two voices as they face age, cancer, the struggle to write, to garden - to keep at it - under the threat of wind turbines and the wild Atlantic wind; not to give up. A triumph
A celebration of life in rural Ireland
Including beautiful pen and ink drawings by Christine, this is the story of a garden in all its many splendours and a couple who have made their life observing its wonders
Whether you like gardening or enjoy reflections on a life lived simply in harmony with nature, this book is a sheer joy ... Niall and Christine celebrate the challenges and joys in delightful detail, from feeding Harp beer to brassicas, to running writing workshops and sharing the good life with friends and family
Here, they record 12 months of work in their garden, capturing their love of the land - which has been in Christine's family since the 18th century - and also reflecting on the past and anxiously contemplating what the future holds as climate change takes hold. Through everything, their garden is a lovingly nurtured constant
Twelve months in a cherished garden ... The good life, with its ups and downs
A celebration of the solace of country life . Country living, Breen reflects, teaches "about darkness and stars, about sunlight and silence, about things out of your control": about the inevitability of change. The book includes Breen's elegant botanical drawings. A warm homage to a piece of beloved Irish land
The book will appeal to any devoted gardener, and it also serves as an inviting snapshot of a place
A record, both honest and beautiful, of a sustainable but precarious way of life
Poignant ... A meditation on life, love and the importance of nature
Beautifully written ... A wonderfully lyrical and uplifting read
An absorbing and thought-provoking read
An intimate, meditative garden memoir
While the events chronicled rarely move beyond the garden, and while the descriptions are so intimate they almost elicit grief for the dying cherry tree and spark exhortations to the dahlias to hold on to their heavy heads, it is the gardeners' personalities that bloom
The small Kiltumper acreage is detailed with a sense of wonder and of pleasure ... Chapter after chapter is enhanced with exquisite pencil drawings ... Frequently quotable, always eloquent ... This is a book full of joy, warmly rich with accomplishment and wonder and a strong sense of mutual commitment
Arresting ... Remarkable ... This book, in Seamus Heaney's phrase, catches the heart off guard ... Uncommonly magical ... Read it and be restored to yourself
I loved their two voices, truthful and gentle and generous, so full of care for their land and for each other ... A record of how deeply life can be lived within a garden's walls
A beautiful story, with words at once uplifting and poignant. Full of the acceptance and the optimism that only a garden and the act of caring for it brings
I read it with enormous pleasure . There were so many episodes I loved, whether they were heartbreaking or uplifting . It was a delight to step into Niall and Christine's precious garden, into the rhythms of their way of living, and to be refreshed
This is a book to whet one's appetite - for reading, writing, gardening - and living. I loved the counterpoint of the two voices as they face age, cancer, the struggle to write, to garden - to keep at it - under the threat of wind turbines and the wild Atlantic wind; not to give up. A triumph
A celebration of life in rural Ireland
Including beautiful pen and ink drawings by Christine, this is the story of a garden in all its many splendours and a couple who have made their life observing its wonders
Whether you like gardening or enjoy reflections on a life lived simply in harmony with nature, this book is a sheer joy ... Niall and Christine celebrate the challenges and joys in delightful detail, from feeding Harp beer to brassicas, to running writing workshops and sharing the good life with friends and family
Here, they record 12 months of work in their garden, capturing their love of the land - which has been in Christine's family since the 18th century - and also reflecting on the past and anxiously contemplating what the future holds as climate change takes hold. Through everything, their garden is a lovingly nurtured constant
Twelve months in a cherished garden ... The good life, with its ups and downs
A celebration of the solace of country life . Country living, Breen reflects, teaches "about darkness and stars, about sunlight and silence, about things out of your control": about the inevitability of change. The book includes Breen's elegant botanical drawings. A warm homage to a piece of beloved Irish land
The book will appeal to any devoted gardener, and it also serves as an inviting snapshot of a place