Willie Hogg by Robin Jenkins

Willie Hogg by Robin Jenkins

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Willie Hogg by Robin Jenkins

Robin Jenkins' novel tells a contemporary but universal story which resounds with a sense of hope. An elderly man, Willie, and his wife, Maggie, travel to a Navajo reservation in the Arizona desert where Maggie's missionary sister, Elspeth, lies dying of cancer. An article on the couple in a Glasgow newspaper a few weeks previously had sparked off a great effort in the city to raise funds for the trip and Willie and his wife soon find themselves the target of unseemly publicity and envied by their neighbours. On their arrival in America, Willie finds his lifelong beliefs tested under the huge, empty sky of Arizona, and Maggie, it seems, has undergone a real transformation...
Robin Jenkins was born in 1912. He studied at Glasgow University and travelled and worked in Spain, Afghanistan and Borneo. He is the author of over twenty novels, including the acclaimed Fergus Lamont and The Cone Gatherers. In 2003 he was awarded a Saltire Award for Life-time Achievement. He died in 2005.
SKU GOR001733219
ISBN 13 9780748661527
ISBN 10 0748661522
Titre Willie Hogg
Auteur Robin Jenkins
Série Fiction Series
État Très bon
Type de reliure Paperback
Éditeur Birlinn General
Année de publication 2001-01-01
Nombre de pages 176
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