The Photograph, Penelope Lively
The Photograph, Penelope Lively
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The Photograph

Author: Penelope Lively

Narrator: Daniel Gerroll, Patricia Kalember

Unabridged: 7 hr 14 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 06/09/2003

Categories: Fiction


Synopsis

The Photography is a literary, psychologically complex novel of suspense that brings acclaimed author Penelope Lively's talents to a whole new level.

About Penelope Lively

Penelope Lively is the author of numerous award-winning novels, including the Man Booker Prize–winning Moon Tiger and The Photograph. Her writing has appeared in many publications, including the New York Times. She is a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, a member of PEN, and a former chairman of the Society of Authors. She was awarded the CBE in 2002.


Reviews

AudiobooksNow review by Elsie on 2007-10-16 02:49:28

This book was so difficult to swallow. It was incredibly unending and repetitive. It is only the 3rd book in my life I have not been able to finish and I have read as many as 10 books a day. It was worse than wading through molasses. I finally decided that the inner monologue or singular narration was just too much to take for any longer and that the little snippits of conversation were not enough to salvage it. So, I finally stopped with Chapter 3.

AudiobooksNow review by Amanda on 2007-12-28 15:18:13

I could not finish reading the book. There was just something about it that I could not get interested in.

Goodreads review by Violet on March 15, 2021

My second experience of Penelope Lively and though I quite liked aspects of this book it was also a confirmation that she's never going to be one of my favourite authors. The novel has an interesting hook - a husband stumbles upon a group photo in which his dead wife is covertly holding hands with h......more

Goodreads review by Katie on September 18, 2017

After his wife’s death Glyn finds a photograph of her covertly holding the hand of her sister’s husband. What follows is a narrative investigating how fundamentally unknowable everyone is. Glyn confronts his wife’s sister with the photograph and all of a sudden various people who thought they had pe......more