Stations Without Signs by Gillian Beer

A few days after her eighty-sixth birthday, Gillian Beer decided to write a few fragments about her childhood in England just before and during World War II. As is her custom, she applies her precise and inquisitive nature to recall that time with the fullness of sensory memory, rather than as history as an abstract. ‘Uneasy memories stay folded. Some unfold like a sad story listened to, which implants experience never received directly’. Beer’s writing takes us from her early life, almost to the present day when she discovers previously unknown close relatives that cast light into the time and tides of her remarkable life and career. This 2021 Hazel Press Paperback is in very good condition.

ISBN: 9781838081690 SKU: 1582812 This image is of the actual book.

SKU: 1582812
Location: Biography