Cusk, Rachel, 1967-

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Description: The introspective and insightful domestic fiction of Rachel Cusk creates substantive, realistic drama from everyday frustrations and disappointments. Her character-driven and leisurely paced tales feature female protagonists struggling with the banality of life and impossibly romantic hopes that cannot be fulfilled. The elegant and elaborate prose, vivid descriptions, complex characters that are shallow yet sympathetic, and wry humor make these tales of ordinary life fascinating. Cusk also writes candid, perceptive, and thoughtful nonfiction about her experiences as a mother that similarly explores themes of domestic frustration and doubt. Start with: The Country Life (fiction); A Life's Work (nonfiction)

Gender: Female

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Date: 1967-

Description: The introspective and insightful domestic fiction of Rachel Cusk creates substantive, realistic drama from everyday frustrations and disappointments. Her character-driven and leisurely paced tales feature female protagonists struggling with the banality of life and impossibly romantic hopes that cannot be fulfilled. The elegant and elaborate prose, vivid descriptions, complex characters that are shallow yet sympathetic, and wry humor make these tales of ordinary life fascinating. Cusk also writes candid, perceptive, and thoughtful nonfiction about her experiences as a mother that similarly explores themes of domestic frustration and doubt. Start with: The Country Life (fiction); A Life's Work (nonfiction)

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Gender: Female

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British
Canadian
English

Occupation: Author

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Cusk, Rachel, 1967-

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Pace Pace is the rate at which a story unfolds for the reader.

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