River.
Kinsky, Esther.
River. - 1 online resource (191 pages)
Intro -- Praise -- Title Page -- Contents -- Epigraph -- I. KING -- II. HORSE SHOE POINT -- III. RHINE -- IV. WALKING -- V. PINHOLE CAMERA -- VI. WALTHAMSTOW MARSHES -- VII. RIVER THAMES -- VIII. CRATERS -- IX. TABERNACLES -- X. LEYTON MARSH -- XI. ST LAWRENCE RIVER -- XII. WASH HOUSE -- XIII. THEATRE -- XIV. HACKNEY MARSHES -- XV. NAHAL HA YARKON -- XVI. FIREWORKS -- XVII. STOLLER'S -- XVIII. OLD RIVER LEA -- XIX. ODER -- XX. WIND -- XXI. FOLKLORE -- XXII. HACKNEY WICK -- XXIII. NERETVA -- XXIV. MARKET -- XXV. REKINDLINGS -- XXVI. STRATFORD MARSH -- XXVII. TISZA -- XXVIII. RAIN -- XXIX. GOLD -- XXX. BOW -- XXXI. HOOGHLY RIVER -- XXXII. ELEVATED RAILWAY -- XXXIII. STONE -- XXXIV. LEAMOUTH -- XXXV. ESTUARY -- XXXVI. TRANSGRESSION -- XXXVII. KING -- Acknowledgements -- About this Book -- About the Author and Translator -- Copyright.
In River, a woman takes long, solitary walks by the River Lea, observing and describing her surroundings and the unusual characters she encounters. River is a remarkable novel, full of poignant images and poetic observations - an ode to nature, edgelands, and the transience of all things human.
9781910695302
Electronic books.
River. - 1 online resource (191 pages)
Intro -- Praise -- Title Page -- Contents -- Epigraph -- I. KING -- II. HORSE SHOE POINT -- III. RHINE -- IV. WALKING -- V. PINHOLE CAMERA -- VI. WALTHAMSTOW MARSHES -- VII. RIVER THAMES -- VIII. CRATERS -- IX. TABERNACLES -- X. LEYTON MARSH -- XI. ST LAWRENCE RIVER -- XII. WASH HOUSE -- XIII. THEATRE -- XIV. HACKNEY MARSHES -- XV. NAHAL HA YARKON -- XVI. FIREWORKS -- XVII. STOLLER'S -- XVIII. OLD RIVER LEA -- XIX. ODER -- XX. WIND -- XXI. FOLKLORE -- XXII. HACKNEY WICK -- XXIII. NERETVA -- XXIV. MARKET -- XXV. REKINDLINGS -- XXVI. STRATFORD MARSH -- XXVII. TISZA -- XXVIII. RAIN -- XXIX. GOLD -- XXX. BOW -- XXXI. HOOGHLY RIVER -- XXXII. ELEVATED RAILWAY -- XXXIII. STONE -- XXXIV. LEAMOUTH -- XXXV. ESTUARY -- XXXVI. TRANSGRESSION -- XXXVII. KING -- Acknowledgements -- About this Book -- About the Author and Translator -- Copyright.
In River, a woman takes long, solitary walks by the River Lea, observing and describing her surroundings and the unusual characters she encounters. River is a remarkable novel, full of poignant images and poetic observations - an ode to nature, edgelands, and the transience of all things human.
9781910695302
Electronic books.