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KEY SELLING POINTS . Setting: The Hebrides, Scotland . Shows the legacy of toxic masculinity and offers hope for how the cycle can be broken . Three narrators - a victim, survivor, and an enabler - together explore the complex history and far-reaching consequences of a terrible murder-suicide on a remote island, and illustrate the ways in which people tell themselves stories to make sense of terrible events . Examines the culture of male violence while offering alternatives but no easy answers . Author has won numerous prizes for short stories and plays . Previous novel was longlisted to the…mehr

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KEY SELLING POINTS . Setting: The Hebrides, Scotland . Shows the legacy of toxic masculinity and offers hope for how the cycle can be broken . Three narrators - a victim, survivor, and an enabler - together explore the complex history and far-reaching consequences of a terrible murder-suicide on a remote island, and illustrate the ways in which people tell themselves stories to make sense of terrible events . Examines the culture of male violence while offering alternatives but no easy answers . Author has won numerous prizes for short stories and plays . Previous novel was longlisted to the Guardian UK's "Not the Booker Prize" list for novels that should have been nominated . Author sales track: 3.5K GRS . Family drama Marketing & Publicity . Submission to Amazon Vine . Finished copy giveaways . Ecards and banners for social media . E-galley Available on Edelweiss + NetGalley
Autorenporträt
Rebecca Wait grew up in the Oxfordshire countryside and graduated from Oxford University with a first in English. Alongside her writing she teaches in a London secondary school. She has written for the New Statesman , Independent and Pool on subjects as diverse as suicide, cults and autism and appeared on Woman's Hour. The author of two previous novels, The View on the Way Down and The Followers, she lives with her boyfriend in south London.