Malcolm Gaskill
Praise for The Glass Mountain
Phenomenal... Part biography, part social history and part travelogue, the book is a testament to the power of dogged research and to those twists and turns of memory which, however unstable, illuminate and inform t ...
Caroline Moorehead, The Spectator
In this rich, engrossing book, Gaskill succeeds in his aim of writing ‘a story that in good conscience feels real’... As I finished his book, I began to see my own family’s past through his glass mountain, spurred b ...
Ian Ellison, Literary Review
Gaskill's account is as much about what cannot be known about the past as what can still be reconstructed, even as the last witnesses to the Second World War pass from sight... his ability to explore the overgrown b ...
James Owen, The Sunday Times
Phenomenal... Part biography, part social history and part travelogue, the book is a testament to the power of dogged research and to those twists and turns of memory which, however unstable, illuminate and inform t ...
Caroline Moorehead, The Spectator
In this rich, engrossing book, Gaskill succeeds in his aim of writing ‘a story that in good conscience feels real’... As I finished his book, I began to see my own family’s past through his glass mountain, spurred b ...
Ian Ellison, Literary Review
Gaskill's account is as much about what cannot be known about the past as what can still be reconstructed, even as the last witnesses to the Second World War pass from sight... his ability to explore the overgrown b ...
James Owen, The Sunday Times
Phenomenal... Part biography, part social history and part travelogue, the book is a testament to the power of dogged research and to those twists and turns of memory which, however unstable, illuminate and inform t ...
Caroline Moorehead, The Spectator
In this rich, engrossing book, Gaskill succeeds in his aim of writing ‘a story that in good conscience feels real’... As I finished his book, I began to see my own family’s past through his glass mountain, spurred b ...
Ian Ellison, Literary Review
Gaskill's account is as much about what cannot be known about the past as what can still be reconstructed, even as the last witnesses to the Second World War pass from sight... his ability to explore the overgrown b ...
James Owen, The Sunday Times
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