The Buried Life
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See moreIn The Buried Life Andrea Goldsmith brilliantly dissects the conflicts and complexities of contemporary life in a story of love and friendship, faith and fundamentalism, subtly underscored by the power of poetry and music.
You burn your bridges
going into a foreign forest
Dorothy Porter
Three people form an unlikely but spirited connection.
Adrian is a renowned scholar, an expert on death in the modern age whose life has stalled.
Kezi, a young and passionate artist, has been rejected by her family. She hurtles through her days with defiance and regret.
Laura is a successful town planner submerged in a seemingly perfect marriage.
In The Buried Life, Andrea Goldsmith brilliantly dissects the conflicts and complexities of contemporary life in a story of love and friendship, faith and fundamentalism, subtly underscored by the power of poetry and music.
You can stifle the past but it will breathe again.
'A novel about death and life, Mahler, poetry and cheese. Goldsmith writes so well about friendship, her characters come to feel like your own friends.' — Andrew Ford
'A rumination on death and the complexity of love from one of our nation's most brilliant minds.' — Marieke Hardy
Book Details
INFORMATION
ISBN: 9781923023253
Publisher: Transit Lounge Publishing
Format: Paperback / softback
Date Published: 01 March 2025
Country: Australia
Imprint: Transit Lounge Publishing
Illustration: Illustrations
DIMENSIONS
Width: 153.0mm
Height: 234.0mm
Weight: 250g
Pages: 328
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About the Author
Andrea Goldsmith's acclaimed novels include Gracious Living, Modern Interiors, Facing the Music, Under the Knife, Reunion, The Prosperous Thief (shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Literary Award), Invented Lives and The Memory Trap, which was awarded the 2015 Melbourne Prize for Literature. Her essays have appeared in Meanjin, Australian Book Review, Best Australian Essays, The Monthly, and numerous anthologies. She lives in Melbourne, Australia. More at: andreagoldsmith.com.au
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