Rachel cusk (Canada, 1967) spent her childhood in America and England. She studied at Oxford and then traveled for a long time in Spain and South America. She lives in Brighton with her husband and children and regularly writes for The Times and Times Literary Supplement. The Granta magazine chose her as one of the twenty best young British authors. She won awards for her debut Saving Agnes and the outdoors. In addition, she wrote about her ruthless in the land of motherhood in mothers. She garnered international praise for her novel Arlington Park. "cusk is an interesting, original author and her work is a joy to read." - The Times
"Rachel cusk is one of the most interesting writers of today. (...) Like Virginia Woolf in cusk feel that a permanent analytical, observant mind is active, the type of superior mind you once again of death there is no urgency for 'truer' and more insight than is offering literary genre novel. "- The Green Amsterdam
"cusk is one of the best writers of her generation" - Sideways
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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