Heartwood by Ursula Hurley

Heartwood by Ursula Hurley

Heartwood is a novel about why and how people become writers. Set in the 1990s, a cider-soaked adolescent from the North of England encounters Oxbridge elitism with tragicomic results, until a woman playwright from the seventeenth century shows her how to live. This is the first in a trilogy of experimental fictions about gender, writing and drinking too much.

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