Typewriter's Tale - Tapa blanda

'...a hugely refreshing South African novel... Heyns has a knack for building clear, expressive prose like a watchmaker fitting together the workings of a timepiece.' Gareth Pike, Sunday Times; 'Heyns's first novel, The Children's Day, was impressive for its poignant lyricism; by dramatic contrast, his second novel, The Reluctant Passenger, was an acerbic romp. In The Typewriter's Tale he has fashioned an elegant combination of these apparently divergent styles.' Karen Scherzinger, Sunday Independent

Published on the centenary of the death of literary master, Henry James.Frieda Wroth is Henry James's fictional typist, caught up in the friendships and rivalries at James's house in Rye, in particular the affair between charming American Morton Fullerton and novelist Edith Wharton. A thought-provoking novel on love, art and how life is fully lived.