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    The Interview

    By Patricia O'Reilly

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    About this ebook

    Paris 1972. Eileen Gray, Irish designer and architect now in her 90s, is the reluctant darling of the international media, second time around. After years of living in reclusive oblivion the record breaking price paid for her Destiny screen in the Doucet sale has her back in the news.

    Bruce Chatwin, young, rising star of Fleet Street, spends two hours closeted with her in her apartment. Why wasn’t the interview published? What happened between them that afternoon? In this brilliant new novel, Patricia O’Reilly explores that event and imagines what happened between the two.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNew Island Publishing
    Release dateJul 3, 2014
    ISBN9781848403499
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