A Cloud Where the Birds Rise

A Book About Love and Belonging

A Cloud Where the Birds Rise
Michael Harding, Jacob Stack
RRP:
NZ$ 49.99
Our Price:
NZ$ 39.99
Hardback
h221 x 168mm - 240pg
14 Oct 2021 IRE
International import eta 7-19 days
9781529382945
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In this stunning collaboration, stories and words written by Michael Harding throughout the years are brought to life by illustrator Jacob Stack in an exploration of ordinary moments of Irish life and thus the reader is held in moments of belonging, solitude, love, loss and healing. From the beauty of the dawn of a new day, to the pain and love in goodbyes, to the shared lives and deaths of neighbours, and the sweeping landscape of Ireland, A Cloud Where the Birds Rise is a celebration of what it means to love, and live with hope in the beauty of the ordinary, everyday.
Michael Harding (Author) Michael Harding is an author and playwright. His creative chronicle of ordinary life in the Irish midlands is published as a weekly column in The Irish Times. He has written numerous plays for the Abbey Theatre, including Una Pooka,Misogynist and Sour Grapes, and has published three novels, Priest, The Trouble with Sarah Gullion and Bird in the Snow as well as three bestselling memoirs, Staring at Lakes, which won three BGE Irish Book awards, Hanging with the Elephant and Talking to Strangers and the bestselling On Tuesdays I' m a Buddhist. Jacob Stack (Author, Illustrator) Jacob Stack is from Donegal, Ireland. He studied Fine Art Printmaking in Limerick School of Art and Design, graduating in 2012. Jacob has exhibited work in solo and group shows nationally, and internationally in London, New York, and LA. He was shortlisted in the AOI World Illustration Awards 2017.

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