Praise for Cézanne’s Quarry by
Barbara Corrado Pope
In fewer than 400 pages, first time novelist Pope skillfully explores the subjugation and abuse of women in the nineteenth century; the injustices of the French legal system; the conflict between Darwinian philosophy and established religious belief; and CĂ©zanne’s art, love life, and depressed personality. . . . this story of tortured love and repressed violence resembles Iain Pears at his darkest and Arturo PĂ©rez-Reverte’s The Flanders Panel (1994) in tone and thematic depth.
—Jen Baker, Booklist, May 2008
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