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The Time of the Crack

by Emma Tennant
The Time of the Crack by Emma Tennant
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An expanded version of Emma Tennant's short story "The Crack"

Look what's happened!

A crack has opened in the Thames!

Hampstead uplifted high in the sky!

Watch the turmoil spread. See the loony psychoanalysts lead their demented flock around the cracked and broken streets. A religious maniac's at large, she's promising her female believers a new and man-less life on the 'Other Side'.

And through it all goes Baba; dear sweet, kind unliberated Baba, leaving a trail of love and destruction in her wake.

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Release date: May 9, 1973

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Emma Tennant

Emma Tennant

Emma Christina Tennant, 1937– 2017, was an English novelist and editor known for a post-modern approach to her fiction which was often imbued with fantasy or magic.

She also published under the pseudonym Catherine Aydy.

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