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Displacement And Writing

Displacement And Writing

Displacement is a central theme of my novel ‘Le Chateau’. The heroine, Charlotte is an Australian,  living as an expatriate in France. But Charlotte is no ordinary expat, she has suffered an accident and cannot remember the past five years of her life. The life she returns to post hospital is very different to her […]

January 25, 2017 | By Sarah Ridout | 2 Replies More

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