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9781471165726 (paperback)
1471165728 (paperback)
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Colchester, Tamara
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The heart is a burial ground / Tamara Colchester.
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London : Scribner, 2018.
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355 pages ; 24 cm.
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On a brisk day in 1970, a daughter arrives at her mother's home to take care of her as she nears the end of her life. 'Home' is the sprawling Italian castle of Roccasinibalda, and Diana's mother is the legendary Caresse Crosby, one half of literature's most scandalous couple in 1920s Paris, widow of Harry Crosby, the American heir, poet and publisher who epitomised the 'Lost Generation'. But it was not only Harry who was lost. Their incendiary love story concealed a darkness that marked mercurial Diana and still burns through the generations: through Diana's troubled daughters Elena and Leonie, and Elena's young children.
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Crosby, Caresse, -- 1892-1970 -- Fiction
Crosby, Harry, -- 1898-1929 -- Fiction
Authors -- Fiction
Women -- Fiction
Families -- Fiction
Intergenerational relations -- Fiction
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Domestic fiction
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