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Contents • • • • • Plot introduction [ ] 'At the age of six, Mary Ward, the child of a poor farming family in, has a revelation: she isn't Mary, she's a boy. So begins Mary's heroic struggle to, while around her others also strive to find a place of safety and fulfilment in a savage and confusing world'. Reception [ ] Positive review extracts on the back cover of the 2002 edition: • 'Hypnotic.Curiously beautiful and strikingly original' - • 'Brilliant.A strong, complex, unsentimental novel' - • 'Rose Tremain writes comedy that can break your heart.Funny absorbing and quite original. I've read nothing to touch it this year' - writes for the, 'a book that makes us feel good about the state of fiction in an uncertain market' Novelist observes 'The writing. Is sheer delight. It is skilled, intelligent storytelling at its best'.

Film adaptation [ ] Filmmaker has acquired the film rights to the novel and is adapting the screenplay. Other sources state that Tremain herself is adapting it in three parts for television. References [ ].

• Fantastic Fiction • Previous winners - fiction James Tait Black Prize winners People • Prix Femina - Roman Etranger • Sacred Country Book by Rose Tremain - Simon & Schuster • Back cover of 2002 edition • Muddling Through, Date: April 11, 1993, Sunday, Late Edition - Final • The Best Novels of the Nineties by Linda Parent Lesher, page 249, • Jan Dunn United Agents • Music and Silence by Rose Tremain External links [ ] • Review from by This article about a novel with a,,, or theme is a. You can help Wikipedia.

'I have a secret to tell you, dear, and this is it: I am not Mary. That is a mistake. Beyond Good Evil Pc. I am not a girl. Mary's fight to become Martin, her claustrophobic small town, and her troubled family make up the core of this remarkable and intimate, emotional yet unsentimental novel. As daring as Virginia Woolf's Orlando, Sacred Country inspires us to reconsider the essence of gender, and proposes new insights in the unraveling of that timeless malady known as the human condition.