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A literary mystery, set in the 1990s: How did Molly, a promising musician and graduate student, end up in a Baltimore psychiatric hospital calling herself Lucia? Readers unravel the clues as hospital scenes alternate with Molly's journals. A story about memory, trauma, and Lucia Joyce -- the daughter of Irish writer James Joyce, who died in 1982 in the Swiss mental hospital where she'd lived for more than 40 years. For fans of The Secret History and The Archivist , as well as Girl, Interrupted .
A literary mystery, set in the 1990s: How did Molly, a promising musician and graduate student, end up in a Baltimore psychiatric hospital calling herself Lucia? Readers unravel the clues as hospital scenes alternate with Molly's journals. A story about memory, trauma, and Lucia Joyce -- the daughter of Irish writer James Joyce, who died in 1982 in the Swiss mental hospital where she'd lived for more than 40 years. For fans of The Secret History and The Archivist, as well as Girl, Interrupted.
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Autorenporträt
Christine Lombardi, Philadelphia Board, Center on Conscience and War, author of I Ain't Marching Anymore: Dissenters, Deserters and Objectors to America's Wars (The New Press, 2020), which has been called "A highly original book, at once scholarly and intimate, exposing the clash between personal conviction and social expectation whose significance stretches far exposing beyond the battlefield." - Eric Jaffe, author of A Curious Madness: An American Combat Psychiatrist, a Japanese War Crimes Suspect, and an Unsolved Mystery from World War II and novel blue: season (Mumblers Press, 2022), which in a starred review Kirkus Reviews called "A richly textured and deeply felt tale of life tragedy turned into art."
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