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Marianne Wiggins

Evidence of Things Unseen (Simon & Schuster) Marianne Wiggins returned to live in America after many years in England. Having written two turbulent, disturbing books, her new one, set in American between the world wars, is a surprise...

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By Michael Silverblatt • Oct 14, 2004 • 30m Listen

(Simon & Schuster)

Marianne Wiggins returned to live in America after many years in England. Having written two turbulent, disturbing books, her new one, set in American between the world wars, is a surprise -- a love story full of luminous tenderness. What accounts for this radical shift toward love?

Read an excerpt from Evidence of Things Unseen.

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