AUTHOR QUOTE
" Memory is continually created, a story told and retold, using jigsaw pieces of experience. It's utterly unreliable in some ways, because who can say whether the feeling or emotion that seems to belong to the recollection actually belongs to it rather than being available from the general store of likely emotions we have learned? Memory is not false in the sense that it is willfully bad, but it is excitingly corrupt in its inclination to make a proper story of the past."

BIOG
Jenny Diski was born in 1947 in London, where she has lived most of her life. She is the author of eight novels and two books of travel/memoir, two collections of essays and a volume of short stories. Her journalism has appeared in the Mail on Sunday, the Observer and the London Review of Books, amongst other publications.

She has one daughter, Chloe age 31, who is a freelance journalist.
	Jenny Diski lives in Cambridge these days with Ian Patterson, aka The Poet. Author of Time to Get Here: Selected Poems 1969-2002, translator of Proust's In Search of Lost Time: Finding Time Again Vol 6 and Guernica and Total War

REPRESENTATION
Jenny Diski is represented by Derek Johns of the AP Watt agency.

Derek Johns may be contacted by post at
AP Watt,
20 John Street,
LONDON
WC1N 2DR
by phone on 0207 405 6774
or by email at apw@apwatt.co.uk.

Enquiries about foreign rights should be addressed to Linda Shaughnessy; film, theatre and stage rights to Rob Craitt at the same postal or email address above.

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LINKS

• APWatt's website www.apwatt.co.uk
• London Review of Books www.lrb.co.uk
• Abebooks www.abebooks.com