On Beverley Farmer by Josephine Rowe psychological-fiction look where we ended up

look where we ended up

‘Most people have an idea of home as a place of comfort and safety

escape secular scrutiny

This is a powerful account of how the government played on what was ultimately the race issue

On Beverley Farmer by Josephine Rowe psychological-fiction look where we ended upAcross Farmer's works there has always been an attraction to those beings who occupy two worlds Once one has lived elsewhere, lived differently, it doesn't matter whether she stays to forge a new life or turns back towards the old, or moves on once again; there will always be the shadow, the after image, of the life not lived.' Beverley Farmer's writing reflects on restlessness, desire and homecoming. In this brilliantly acute essay, fellow novelist