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One Moonlit Night by Caradog Prichard
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Un Nos Ola Leuad

by Caradog Prichard

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Gwasg Gwalia (2003), Edition: New e., Paperback, 205 pages

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En månelys nat af Caradog Prichard
Vi befinder os i en lille landsby i Wales omkring 1. verdenskrig. Det hele bliver fortalt gennem en navnløs drengs øjne, og fordi man ser det hele med et barns øjne, er sproget meget dagligdags-agtigt og præget af talesprog. Han bor alene med sin mor under meget fattige vilkår, og de må indimellem leve af almisser fra venner og familie.

Det går efterhånden op for læseren at livet i den lille landsby langtfra er idyllisk – moren viser sig at være ramt af en sindssygdom og hovedpersonen indeholder nogle skyggesider, der først for alvor kommer til udtryk sidst i bogen.

En sært fascinerende roman, der stiller flere spørgsmål end den giver svar.
  Laeseklubben | May 6, 2007 |
Lyrical and visceral, comic and tragic, compellingly earthy and maddeningly gothic - after 40 years this literary oddity continues to elude classification.
 
Whether grim or playful, Prichard's vision in ''One Moonlit Night'' is communicated in language that provides intense esthetic pleasure.
 
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Set in a Welsh slate-quarrying village during World War I, against a background of appalling deprivation, this novel centres on a young boy and his relationship with his widowed mother. As the boy's world disintegrates, his natural exuberance gives way to feelings of loss and dispossession.

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