The lonely passion of Judith Hearne

The lonely passion of Judith Hearne

by Brian Moore
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Brian Moore burst upon the literary scene in 1955 with this moving and brilliantly observed study of a woman imprisoned by the passage of time.

He went on to be hailed as one of the best fiction writers of his generation.

Alone in her room in a.

First published
2010
Publishers
New York Review Books
Subjects
Single women·Fiction·Belfast ·Fiction

Happy St. Patrick's Day.

I have some things in common with Judith Hearne: I am "on the wrong side of 40", unmarried, have no children, and no major accomplishments really to speak of. So I have a lot of sympathy with her as a character, even when she's being annoying by self-medicating her depression with alcohol, and latching on to the vulgar rapist James Madden who's only courting her for the money he thinks she might have tucked away (whether he's courting her as only a prospective business partner as he professes or as a wife as well, it's hard to say).

Brian Moore

About Brian Moore

Sports Commentator on ITV in the UK. Died in 2001...

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