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"With a range of settings as diverse as the Scottish seaside and post-Communist eastern Germany, to the anonymity of a housing estate in any European town, Seiffert uses the locations of these stories to bring her characters into relief. Powerfully evoking our human need for connection, Field Study takes us on journeys that demonstrate both the fragility and adaptability of our emotions, as well as the vast potential for danger and vulnerability created by all types of love - familial, platonic or romantic." "From a family that fears upsetting their little boy by moving house, to a wife who…
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Editions
4 editions- Other · English · 2010Penguin Random House · 272 pages · 9781407091969
- Other · English · 2005Penguin Random House · 272 pages · 9780099461784
- Other · English · 2004Heinemann · 250 pages · 9780434011858
- Other · English · 2004Pantheon Books · 215 pages · 9780375422591
FictionPsychologyGermansHistoryFiction, short stories (single author)Europe, fictionShort storiesNouvelles









