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Blasted Things

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Pub Date May 07 2020 | Archive Date May 24 2021


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Description

1920. The Great War is over.

Whilst working as a nurse, Clementine fell in love with a  handsome Canadian doctor, but lost him amid the horrors of the Western Front. Now, she feels stifled by her middle class marriage and motherhood. 

Vincent was badly disfigured in the war, losing his future and his  prospects at the same time. 

Drawn together by their shared experiences at the Front, he and Clementine begin a compulsive relationship, both magnetic and parasitic, and which can only end in disaster – for one of them.

1920. The Great War is over.

Whilst working as a nurse, Clementine fell in love with a handsome Canadian doctor, but lost him amid the horrors of the Western Front. Now, she feels stifled by her...


Advance Praise

‘Glaister is a sensitive but unflinching writer who knows exactly how to beguile the reader into turning the pages.’

-Hilary Mantel

‘Glaister’s novels always appear to be as effortless for her to write as they for us to read.’

-The Times

‘Glaister has the uncomfortable knack of putting her finger on things we most fear, of exposing the darkness within.’

-Independent on Sunday

‘Glaister’s sense of place and ear for dialogue are brilliantly convincing.’

-Ruth Thomas

‘‘Blasted Things is a restrained, elegant, deeply compassionate novel.’

-John Burnside

‘One of the most compelling novels I have read all year.’

-Liz Jensen

‘Glaister is a sensitive but unflinching writer who knows exactly how to beguile the reader into turning the pages.’

-Hilary Mantel

‘Glaister’s novels always appear to be as effortless for her to...


Available Editions

EDITION Hardcover
ISBN 9781913207120
PRICE £14.99 (GBP)

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