Imprint
- Tinder Press
Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Second World War fiction
Appearing exclusively together for the first time, one of Jennifer Johnston's best-loved novels TWO MOONS with her brand new, haunting novella NAMING THE STARS.
One of Ireland's best-loved novelists returns with a haunting novella of love, loss and memory
Flora's father has been killed in the Battle of El Alamein, one of the many victims of the Second World War. For Flora and her mother, life will never be the same again.
Now, it's just Flora - and Nellie, the family's life-long housekeeper - left; to reminisce in old age, and what really happened between Flora and her brother, Eddie, at the end of that long Irish summer.
Appearing now with Jennifer Johnston's classic novel, TWO MOONS
In a house overlooking Dublin Bay, Mimi and her daughter Grace are disturbed by the unexpected arrival of Grace's daughter and her boyfriend. While Grace's visitors focus her attention on an uncertain future, Mimi must begin to set herself to rights with the betrayals and disappointments of the past.
Praise for Naming the Stars, a duo companion with Two Moons
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Wonderful, evocative and at times chilling
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Praise for Jennifer Johnston: 'She has created a world of her own...of such material is the finest literature made' - Irish Times
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A brilliant storyteller - Literary Review
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The best writer in Ireland
Jennifer Johnston
Jennifer Johnston is one of the foremost Irish writers of her, or any, generation. She has won the Whitbread Prize (THE OLD JEST), the Evening Standard Best First Novel Award (for THE CAPTAINS AND THE KINGS), the Yorkshire Post Award, Best Book of the Year (twice, for THE CAPTAINS AND THE KINGS and HOW MANY MILES TO BABYLON?). She was also shortlisted for the Booker Prize with SHADOWS ON OUR SKIN.
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