Lara Pawson

'Domestic objects lead to intimate memories and troubled histories in this glorious, genre-bending book.' Guardian In this startling hybrid book—fiction, memoir, history, essay—Lara Pawson makes us see the world with fresh eyes and not look away. An unnamed woman contemplates the toaster she's inherited from a neighbour. A homely object, hardly worthy of a sonnet or still-life. And yet, thinking...