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Caryl Phillips is the author of numerous works of fiction and non-fiction, including Dancing in the Dark, Colour Me English, Crossing the River, which was shortlisted for the Booker Prize, and A Distant Shore, which was longlisted for the Booker Prize and won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize.
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'Phillips is a master of his prose...a writer adept at building atmosphere'. * Tribune Magazine * 'Every exchange matters, every word - spoken or unspoken - counts. That Phillips evokes this with such disquieting beauty and strength is a profound achievement.' * The Tablet * `Phillips writes with acute insight...heart-breaking' * Independent * `Phillips has found a way to enlist the strange energy of Emily Bronte's work and redirect it to powerful and surprising effect' * Times Literary Supplement * `vividly re-created... fascinating. The atmosphere and language are intricately done, shifting with the decades and locales in a kind of linguistic odyssey' * Herald * `Powerful... affecting' * Spectator * 'A literary gem... haunting' * Woman's Way * `Bold... complex' * Sunday Times * `The prose is as sleek as you would expect from a writer as accomplished as Phillips' * Guardian * `This novel weaves together a series of stories featuring a cast of outsiders and orphans preoccupied by the idea of home... Expertly written and artfully crafted' * Daily Mail * `Intricately layered...complex and compelling' * Independent * `The account of Emily's father teaching her to shoot is very * Mail on Sunday *

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