Ghost Wall is a story about Sylvie, a seventeen year old girl, dragged along on an Iron Age reenactment in northern England with her father, Bill. Bill’s enthusiasm for the Iron Age is a hobby; he isn’t traditionally educated in the subject, and jumps at the opportunity to join Professor Jim Slade and his students for what is essentially a two-week summer LARP. He brings his wife, Alison, and his daughter, Sylvie, along for the ride. It becomes obvious early in the novel that Bill regularly beats Alison and Sylvie, and that his abuse goes further than reenactment: he expects […]
Men Are Terrible and Cannot Be Trusted
Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss
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2/6/2019 | 's CBR11 Review No:1 | 
| Tags: abuse, Anthropology, England, fable, feminism, Fiction, ghost wall, iron age, sarah moss | Category: Fiction | 1 Comment
