Towards another summer

How beautifully, and wittily, Janet Frame captures the N. of England at a particularly miserable season: the early sixties (?

Perhaps too easily enticed by an unexpected-last novel from the inimitable Janet Frame, I found this book a necessary completion of her life's work and a must-read for any Frame devotee. Like many of Frame's novels, Towards Another Summer may hold narrative as secondary to prose, but this has been - and remains - one of the many small beauties of her work.

[[ASIN:158243476X Towards Another Summer]] Janet Frame is one of my favorite authors. This book was supposed to be her most personal and wasn't released until after her death.