Light Across the Plains
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Bluemoose Books Ltd
Publishing:8th Oct '26
£20.00
This title is due to be published on 8th October, and will be despatched as soon as possible.

A moving portrait of family, displacement and the choices that shape us.
When Simran dies in 1989, Lekha, adrift and unfulfilled, travels to Berlin to settle her estranged aunt's affairs. Swept up in a city in flux, a brief, practical journey soon unravels as an excavation of memory, longing, and forces that shape lives across time and place.
Spanning decades and continents, Light Across the Plains traces the inextricable links between three generations of a family as they push against the confines of the times they live in and cling to the choices they make.
"Light Across the Plains is a tale of boundaries and borders, frontiers and walls, and the necessity of crossing them, if not breaking them down. Duggal shows her storytelling ability in a book which holds its reveals until the final few pages: like all great plots, it is both inevitable and utterly unexpected."- CD Rose, 2025 Goldsmiths Prize winner
"A beautiful story… wonderful writing, set down with elegance, courage and compassion. Epic in ambition and full of heartfelt, piercing insights" — Katy Massey, author
"Vivid, impeccably researched, delicately rendered exploration of the lives of three generations of women seeking love, purpose and freedom, and the barriers – both real and imagined – placed on them. Poignant, devastating and ultimately hopeful, it’s a gem." — Laura Wilkinson, author
"Sharon Duggal writes with both ambition and warmth, finding powerful moments of intimacy for her characters within the broad social sweep of her fiction. It's a rare and wonderful combination" -- Ed Hogan, author
"With deft confidence, Duggal finely, meticulously, outlines a cultural and political backdrop scaling decades and continents, while excavating unspoken family history, deeply buried secrets and the inevitability of change " — Yvvette Edwards, author
"A moving and thoroughly absorbing story.... Quietly compelling, and highly recommended" — Beth Miller, author
ISBN: 9781915693570
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