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Format: Paperback
 ISBN-10: 0156034263
 ISBN-13: 9780156034265
 May 2008
 Publisher: Harcourt
 345 pages
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 Language: English |
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Synopsis Alisa Kelman, an outrageous and outspoken feminist in her sixties, returns to the city on the North Sea where she spent her a childhood summer and meets with her childhood friend and ex-husband Humphrey Clark, now a marine biologist concerned with the massive depopulation of the Earth's oceans. Here, in the cold north, the two find the heat and passion they have been missing their whole lives. A smart blend of satire, science, and sex, THE SEA LADY is a wise and funny novel, as shifting and mercurial as the sea itself.
| Size | | Length: | 345 pages | | Height: | 8.0 in | | Width: | 5.3 in | | Thickness: | 1.0 in | | Weight: | 11.8 oz |
Industry Reviews "There are a few pleasures more mentally invigorating than astringently witty and wise satirical fiction. Drabble is a master of the form, creating audacious women characters of withering insight, and triumphant sensuality." (starred review) (12/01/2006)
"THE SEA LADY, despite all its cumbersome digressions and interjections, achieves a clear convincing, transcendent moment at the end of the book....THE SEA LADY fascinates even as it annoys." (05/27/2007)
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