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Informationen zum Autor Sarah Ridgard was born in Suffolk. She now lives in Norwich with her husband and two children. Seldon Seen is her first novel. Klappentext Desiree White was walking through the fields of winter wheat and oilseed rape when she saw it. As years go by and everyone else moves on with their lives, Desiree feels stuck, unable to forget what she saw that day. "Sarah Ridgard has created such a wonderfully evoked and fully-realised world - the earthy Suffolk landscape she describes is like a character in itself. The strange, dark, brooding atmosphere will stay with me for a long time." Gerard Woodward "Death and mayhem in sleepy rural Suffolk ... Ridgard's evocation of landscape, of farming, its seasons, cruelties and epiphanies, is striking." Guardian "With its drunken farmers and tongue-wagging wives, the rural Suffolk community of Ridgard's debut novel is privy to some outlandish goings-on. Fortunately for the reader, the young narrator, Desiree, is witness to most of these scandals. Haunted by the body of a discarded baby she finds in a ditch, she decides to untangle the mystery surrounding the corpse; as she does so, her family and the village gradually come apart around her." Sunday Times Zusammenfassung Desiree White was walking through the fields of winter wheat and oilseed rape when she saw it. As years go by and everyone else moves on with their lives, Desiree feels stuck, unable to forget what she saw that day.
