Long Bay : Eleanor Limprecht
In 1909 Rebecca Sinclair was sent to Long Bay Women's Reformatory after she was convicted of manslaughter. A mother-of-three had died at her house after a botched abortion. Rebecca was sentenced to three years hard labour, but less than six months into her prison term she gave birth to a child, a girl, who she kept with her in prison. Inspired by letters found in an archive and a photograph of a young woman prisoner, Long Bay is a compelling, moving novel that reveals the harsh realities of living in poverty - and falling in love.
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| Format: | Livre |
| Langue: | English |
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Melbourne :
Sleepers,
2015
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| Résumé: | In 1909 Rebecca Sinclair was sent to Long Bay Women's Reformatory after she was convicted of manslaughter. A mother-of-three had died at her house after a botched abortion. Rebecca was sentenced to three years hard labour, but less than six months into her prison term she gave birth to a child, a girl, who she kept with her in prison. Inspired by letters found in an archive and a photograph of a young woman prisoner, Long Bay is a compelling, moving novel that reveals the harsh realities of living in poverty - and falling in love. |
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| Description: | Zweigstelle: Patientenbücherei Psychiatrie Exemplar/Standort: Engl Limp (PatBü Psych) Exemplar/Standort: Patientenbücherei Psychiatrie Text in engl. Sprache |
| Description matérielle: | 313 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 978-0-9875070-4-4 |
| Cote: | Engl Limp (PatBü Psych) |