Description
These sharp, ironic and compelling stories are perfect hard gems of observation about the truths of everyday life: kindness and friendship balance precariously with obsession and desire.
About the Author
Dorothy Edwards was educated at Howell's School and Cardiff University, where she studied Greek and Philosophy. After graduation she pursued a literary career, travelling in Europe and living briefly in Vienna, Florence and later in London. She published a collection of short stories, Rhapsody, in 1927, followed by a novel, Winter Sonata, in 1928. She returned to Wales to look after her widowed mother but struggled to sustain her literary output in relative isolation, writing only a few more stories. She took her own life in 1934, at the age of thirty-one.
Book Information
ISBN 9781912681723
Author Dorothy Edwards
Format Paperback
Page Count 200
Imprint Parthian Books
Publisher Parthian Books
About the Author
Dorothy Edwards was educated at Howell's School and Cardiff University, where she studied Greek and Philosophy. After graduation she pursued a literary career, travelling in Europe and living briefly in Vienna, Florence and later in London. She published a collection of short stories, Rhapsody, in 1927, followed by a novel, Winter Sonata, in 1928. She returned to Wales to look after her widowed mother but struggled to sustain her literary output in relative isolation, writing only a few more stories. She took her own life in 1934, at the age of thirty-one.
Book Information
ISBN 9781912681723
Author Dorothy Edwards
Format Paperback
Page Count 200
Imprint Parthian Books
Publisher Parthian Books
