Mary Flanagan

• Oct-1997
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Adele Louisante, as Sylvester named the exquisite creature he rescued from slaughter in a Pyrenean village, was a paradox of fetid smells and delicate perfections. To protect and tend her, Sylvester summons to Paris his sister, though what begins as ...

• Jun-1994
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In this delectable collection of stories that move sequentially through the ages of woman, dramatic twists surprise and unnerve the reader. From childhood violence to romantic ruin in a retirement home, mayhem and magic are never far away in this wor...

• Sep-1992
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A strict Catholic upbringing in a small Maine factory town leads Rose to develop a self-destructive sense of reason, which she carries with her throughout her life, until a devastating relationship finally helps her to believe in herself....

• May-1988
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A novel concerned with the lives of four interconnected people, Charles, Eleanor, Jason and Clover who each, in turn, tell their story of love - selfless, possessive, calculating, passionate - and trust - both broken and honoured....

• Nov-1985
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