A compelling tale of a young woman’s disappearance in 1970s Argentina, The Memory Stones is a sweeping, epic story of a family tragedy whose consequences echo throughout generations
Caroline Brothers was born in Australia. She has a PhD in history from University College London and has worked as a foreign correspondent in Europe and Latin America, and as a journalist at the International New York Times. She is the author of War and Photography, and the novel Hinterland. She divides her time between London and Paris. carolinebrothers.com @CaroBrothers
Heart-wrenching … a story all of us should read
*Daily Mail on Hinterland*
A moving account ... Brothers’ elegant prose holds sentimentality
at bay, complementing some impressive reportage
*Financial Times*
Intensely evocative … Impressively accomplished
*Independent*
An illuminating and timely story … a book that haunts and shames in
equal measure
*Guardian*
There is poetry on every page, as well as pity, and the poetry is
not always in the pity but in the joy of being alive on this
earth
*Irish Times*
Brothers is a writer who tackles big themes, and whose novels help
us to understand the world we live in. Her second is a powerful,
searing, beautifully rendered story of the disappeared of
Argentina
*Guardian, 'Best Books of 2016'*
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