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No CoverA woman flees Ireland for Spain in the 1950s, exploring art, love, and exile amidst historical turmoil.
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A woman flees Ireland for Spain in the 1950s, exploring art, love, and exile amidst historical turmoil.
With an introduction by Roy Foster A classic work of Irish literature, this award-winning novel is an exploration of love, art and identity. This was the night train to Barcelona, some hours before the dawn. This was 1950, late September. I had left my husband. I had left my home. Katherine Proctor has dared to leave her family in Ireland and reach out for a new life. Determined to become an artist, she flees to Spain, where she meets Miguel, a passionate man who has fought for his own freedoms....
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Moderate sexual content with some on-page scenes, not overly explicit.
Moderate violence related to historical conflicts; not graphically detailed.
Minor use of profanity; infrequent and mild.
Minor references to alcohol use; not a central theme.
Minor presence of LGBTQIA+ themes; not central to the narrative.
Minor religious references tied to cultural context.
No witchcraft or occult themes present.
No evidence found in available sources.
Moderate focus on historical and political themes like the Spanish Civil War.
Moderate references to suicide or ideation; not graphically depicted.
Moderate themes of personal and historical suffering; tied to conflict.
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