In Another Light, 9780753820070
Paperback
Scandal, secrets, and shifting allegiances ignite across time and distance.

In Another Light

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  • Paperback

    512 pages

  • Release Date

    30 June 2005

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Summary

In Another Light: Love, Loss, and Shifting Allegiances

Two isolated communities, worlds apart, find themselves entangled in webs of love and loyalty as relationships are tested by arrivals and departures.

In the 1930s, a young Dr. Alexander Mackay embarks on a journey to Penang to lead a maternity hospital. Onboard the ocean liner, he encounters two captivating sisters, setting in motion a chain of events that threatens to erupt into scandal.

Seventy years later, Edw…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780753820070
ISBN-10:0753820072
Author:Andrew Greig
Publisher:Orion Publishing Co
Imprint:Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:512
Release Date:30 June 2005
Weight:366g
Dimensions:197mm x 132mm x 33mm
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Critics Review

an island-hoping affair, alternating between present-day Orkney and 1930s Penang. - THE INDEPENDENT

‘The dual narratives of father and son run concurrently, and while Edward’s near-death experience and the changes it brings about him are compelling……. told in measured but insightful prose, IN ANOTHER LIGHT is unsentimental but moving and feels all the more powerful on account of its factual origins. - THE OBSERVER

About The Author

Andrew Greig

Andrew Greig is a poet and novelist. He has published six volumes of poetry and four novels, the most recent of which, That Summer, brought him to a wide readership. He was born in Bannockburn in Scotland and educated at the University of Edinburgh. He lives in Orkney and Sheffield (with his wife the writer Leslie Glaister). Among other things, he is known as the unofficial poet laureate of the mountaineering community and a love of the land characterises much of his work.

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