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On love and death and belonging, a novel, Daphne Leonie Wright

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On love and death and belonging, a novel, Daphne Leonie Wright
Language
eng
Index
no index present
Literary Form
fiction
Main title
On love and death and belonging
Responsibility statement
Daphne Leonie Wright
Sub title
a novel
Summary
On Love and Death and Belonging is a fresh, light-hearted, yet profound look at the intersection of the lives of three later-middle-aged people--a group often othered in today's society and not always included in the lexicon of contemporary novels except as bit players. Fiona, a burned-out nurse, still needing a pay cheque, counting the days to retirement. Brice, a gay man coming to terms with a diagnosis of ALS and the need for care. Adelina, marginalized and living with domestic abuse, her belief in God guides her. The impacts of aging, loneliness, isolation, invisibility, and illness leading to medical assistance in dying unite these three characters as they search for belonging. On Love and Death and Belonging gives voice to the realization that life, by its very design, doesn't always get easier. Sometimes, it's just plain hard
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