Wreaking

p>b>'People who say there aren't any brilliant literary novels about contemporary England anymore have obviously never read this.' Irvine Welshbr>br>A brilliantly imagined and unsettling novel from the award-winning author of i>Heliopolis/i> and i>The Amnesia Clinic/i>/b>br>br>Three solitary characters remember their shared past in a sprawling, derelict psychiatric hospital on the English coast: a turbulent summer in the aftermath of the hospital's closure that culminated in a shocking, life-altering accident. But the more each tries to comprehend the past, the more elusive it becomes. i>Wreaking/i> is an intricate, labyrinthine novel about the opiate power of place, the fragility of sanity and the fickle nature of memory./p> p>b>'People who say there aren't any brilliant literary novels about contemporary England anymore have obviously never read this.' Irvine Welshbr>br>A brilliantly imagined and unsettling novel from the award-winning author of i>Heliopolis/i> and i>The Amnesia Clinic/i>/b>br>br>Three solitary characters remember their shared past in a sprawling, derelict psychiatric hospital on the English coast: a turbulent summer in the aftermath of the hospital's closure that culminated in a shocking, life-altering accident. But the more each tries to comprehend the past, the more elusive it becomes. i>Wreaking/i> is an intricate, labyrinthine novel about the opiate power of place, the fragility of sanity and the fickle nature of memory./p>