Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Dorothy Cowlin has had much praise for her unobtrusive skill in analysing the effect in domestic life of unexpected but not incredible emotional situations. In her new novel a middle-aged couple surprise themselves. Happily married, with a common interest in archaeology, their personal and professional lives are so interwoven that nothing, it seemed, could disrupt their marriage. But they reckoned without Nature. The combined effects of a holiday in isolation on the North Yorkshire moors, the bewildering heat of the sun, the dreaming perfection of the summer moon, and perhaps a draught of home-brewed wine, induce aberrations in the pattern of behaviour to an extent alarming to themselves and embarrassing to their companions."@en }
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- Dorothy_Cowlin text "Dorothy Cowlin has had much praise for her unobtrusive skill in analysing the effect in domestic life of unexpected but not incredible emotional situations. In her new novel a middle-aged couple surprise themselves. Happily married, with a common interest in archaeology, their personal and professional lives are so interwoven that nothing, it seemed, could disrupt their marriage. But they reckoned without Nature. The combined effects of a holiday in isolation on the North Yorkshire moors, the bewildering heat of the sun, the dreaming perfection of the summer moon, and perhaps a draught of home-brewed wine, induce aberrations in the pattern of behaviour to an extent alarming to themselves and embarrassing to their companions.".