by Victoria Osborne (Author)
Connie lives in a modern day harem with her ex, his next two wives and their five children. It's a 'sensible' arrangement that cracks when a new woman arrives on the scene. Is this one wife too many? Connie struggles with the realisation she must finally let her husband go. As she builds her last collection of ceramics, Connie reflects on longing, serial monogamy and his career as a herpetologist. Humans have much in common with frogs. Metamorphosis parallels the reactions of mud and glaze in a kiln. Man of Clay is about family, frogs and art. The kiln fires hotter than the crematorium.
Author Biography
Victoria lives in Melbourne, Australia. She's worked in television script departments, written scripts and published articles and short stories in various magazines. You can find her young adult fiction trilogy, Ektek, and read her blog at www.ourrelationshipwithnature.com.au
Number of Pages: 312
Dimensions: 0.7 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: October 12, 2015
