Anna Bella Eema (Play)

Anna Bella Eema (Play)
Lisa D'Amour
RRP:
NZ$ 27.99
Our Price:
NZ$ 22.39
Paperback
h195 x 128mm - 80pg
19 Sep 2019 UK
International import eta 7-19 days
9780571356355
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On the day my little girl made a girl, the temperature was 91 degrees at sunrise. The trailer home felt like the inside of a wolf's mouth. My girl skipped her bed-jumping, brushed her white teeth and started talking something like this... Ten-year-old Anna Bella and her hermetic mother Irene live in a decaying trailer on the edge of town. When interstate highway development threatens their home, Anna Bella brings to life a new girl from the mud in the trailer park. Together, they navigate mythology, Frankenstein and police chases in a fiercely hypnotic tale about survival and the mother/daughter bond.A haunting, rhythmic 'ghost story' from Pulitzer Prize finalist Lisa D'Amour. Anna Bella Eema opened at the Arcola Theatre, London, in September 2019.

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