Find Me Falling
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'Rare, rich and challenging' —Emma Timpany, author of Travelling in the Dark
She is a traumatised concert pianist, who has found refuge miles from home, in a cliff-top house haunted by memories and broken dreams.
The town is desolate, down-its-luck and she wanders its street like the ghost of a life forgotten.
He is a road sweeper, visited by neurological hauntings of his own. But when he finds a ring inside a fish and gives it to the passing Bonnie, elemental forces are unleashed that neither is able to control.
A magical, literary masterpiece of loss and desperation.
She is a traumatised concert pianist, who has found refuge miles from home, in a cliff-top house haunted by memories and broken dreams.
The town is desolate, down-its-luck and she wanders its street like the ghost of a life forgotten.
He is a road sweeper, visited by neurological hauntings of his own. But when he finds a ring inside a fish and gives it to the passing Bonnie, elemental forces are unleashed that neither is able to control.
A magical, literary masterpiece of loss and desperation.
After a stint as a journalist in Mexico City, Fiona Vigo Marshall combined a long career within the publishing industry in London with writing literature.
Her short stories and poems have been nominated for numerous awards, including the V. S. Pritchett Memorial Prize, which she won in 2016 with her short story The Street of Baths. She was a finalist for the Reeds in the Wind International Literary Prize 2021 and her work has appeared in Prospect, Ambit, The Royal Society of Literature Review, Orbis International Literary Journal, The London Journal of Fiction and many other publications.
Her debut novel Find Me Falling, published by Fairlight Books in 2019, was shortlisted for the Paul Torday Memorial Prize 2020.
The House of Marvellous Books is her second novel.
Fiona was born in London and educated at Somerville College, Oxford.
Her short stories and poems have been nominated for numerous awards, including the V. S. Pritchett Memorial Prize, which she won in 2016 with her short story The Street of Baths. She was a finalist for the Reeds in the Wind International Literary Prize 2021 and her work has appeared in Prospect, Ambit, The Royal Society of Literature Review, Orbis International Literary Journal, The London Journal of Fiction and many other publications.
Her debut novel Find Me Falling, published by Fairlight Books in 2019, was shortlisted for the Paul Torday Memorial Prize 2020.
The House of Marvellous Books is her second novel.
Fiona was born in London and educated at Somerville College, Oxford.