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Love

by Angela Carter

Series: Bristol Trilogy (3)

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Info:	Penguin, 1988, Edition: Reprint, Paperback, 128 pages
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Tags:	Novels, Trilogies, Bristol, Women Writers, 1970s

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Series (with order)

Bristol Trilogy (3)

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Love

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1971 ( [1987])

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One day, Annabel saw the sun and the moon in the sky at the same time.

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Annabel, an artist adrift in the political and sexual crosscurrents of the 1960s and the whirling undertow of her own mind, falls into marriage with the blithely adulterous Lee. Before long, her relationship leads to obsession, betrayal, deceit, voyeurism, violence, and suicide.

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