The Driveway Has Two Sides - (Fairlight Moderns) by Sara Marchant (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Sometimes it takes a little searching to find "the one." On an East Coast island, full of tall pine moaning with sea gusts, Delilah moves into a cottage by the shore. The neighbors gossip as they watch her cleaning, black hair tied back in a white rubber band. They don't like it when she plants a garden out front--orange-red Carpinus caroliniana and silvery-blue hosta. Very unusual, they whisper. Across the driveway lives a man who never goes out. Delilah knows he's watching her too and she likes the look of him, but perhaps life is too complicated already.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>"Sara Marchant is the kind of writer we need for these times: her scathing intelligence, refusal to engage with sentimentality, and generous, inclusive view of what makes people's lives matter restores my belief in the power of story to change the world." --Emily Rapp, author, <i>The Still Point of the Turning World</i><br><br>"This deft, devourable novella is one part Barbara Pym, one part Patricia Highsmith, and all parts Sara Marchant." --Jill Alexander Essbaum, author, <i>Hausfrau</i><br><br>"This story unfolds beautifully, with a balance of mystery and wry insight that keeps you turning the pages." --Mary Yukari Waters, author, <i>The Laws of Evening</i><br><br>"With radiant humanity, humour, and spiky powers of observation, Sara Marchant illuminates the wild and enigmatic nature of attraction." --Mary Otis, author, <i>Yes, Yes, Cherries</i><br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Sara Marchant </b>received her Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts from the University of California, Riverside/Palm Desert. Her work has been published by <i>Full Grown People</i>, <i>Brilliant Flash Fiction</i>, <i>The Coachella Review</i>, <i>East Jasmine Review</i>, <i>ROAR</i>, and <i>Desert Magazine</i>. Her essay, "Proof of Blood," was anthologized in <i>All the Women in my Family Sing</i>. Her novella, <i>Let Me Go</i>, was anthologized by Running Wild Press. Sara's work has been performed in The New Short Fiction Series in Los Angeles, California. Her memoir, <i>Proof of Blood</i>, was published by Otis Books. She is a founding editor of the literary magazine <i>Writers Resist</i>. She lives in Southern California.
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