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Résumé : 'A spellbinding piece of historical fiction . . . spare, luminous . . . One starts rereading as soon as one has reached the last page' Sunday Times
'A magnificent recreation of the life of a medieval convent' Daily Telegraph
To become a nun in the fourteenth century was often a business transaction rather than a spiritual calling; it is small wonder, then, that the inhabitants of Oby, a Benedictine convent, are prey to worldly ambitions, frustrations, pleasures and jealousies. An outbreak of the Black Death, the collapse of the convent spire and a nun's disappearance are dramas that are interwoven with the everyday life of the clositered community.
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Born in Harrow (1893-1978), Sylvia Townsend Warner published seven novels, four volumes of poetry, a volume of essays and eight volumes of short stories. She lived most of her adult life with her close companion Valentine Ackland in Dorset and Norfolk.
A magnificent recreation of the life of a medieval convent, dense with physical detail and imagined lives Philip Hensher, DAILY TELEGRAPH
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