William Fiennes's writing often explores the intricate connections between history and personal experience. His work delves into the complex interplay of past and present, offering profound insights into human memory and identity. Fiennes's prose is celebrated for its elegance and depth, making his books a compelling read for those seeking literary reflection.
Set against the backdrop of a moated castle rich in history, the narrative explores the bond between William Fiennes and his older brother Richard, who battles severe epilepsy. Richard's condition profoundly shapes the family's dynamics and the atmosphere of their home. The story weaves together themes of love, memory, and the quest for understanding the complexities of the mind, as William reflects on his childhood and the impact of Richard's presence in his life.
The bestselling author of The Snow Geese returns with a mesmerizing, heartstopping tribute to his older brother and the house in which they grew up
A bestselling meditation exploring the significance of home.