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Sarah hall born 1974 in carlisle, cumbria is an english novelist, and poet. This is the third book i have read by sarah hall, and i have to say she is an amazingly gifted writer. This first novel by british author hall her bookershortlisted the electric michelangelo was published in the us in 2005 uses a real episodethe building of the haweswater dam in westmorland in the 1930sas the foundation for a twopronged elemental tragedy. From sarah hall, the internationally acclaimed author of the man booker prize finalist the electric michelangelo, comes a stunning and transcendent novel of love, obsession, and the. She is the author of haweswater, which won the 2003 commonwealth writers prize for best first. Her critically acclaimed second novel, the electric. It is 1936 in a remote dale in the old, northern county of westmorland.
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