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The BOOK: AUTHOR“It’s extremely hard work to write a book like Charlotte Gray. It takes an awful lot out of you. But it is utterly riveting and absorbing to do.” — Sebastian Faulks AUTHOR INTERVIEW
Author Sebastian Faulks discusses the creative process behind Charlotte Gray. PASSAGES FROM THE NOVELIn this section of the site, you may also read three passages from the novel, Charlotte Gray: BOOK EXCERPT: Charlotte Remembers FranceCharlotte’s childhood memories of France provide insight into her willingness to undertake a dangerous mission on behalf of the war effort. BOOK EXCERPT: Interview for EspionageCharlotte meets with “Mr. Jackson” to discuss her possible participation in a covert operation behind enemy lines. BOOK EXCERPT: Training BeginsIn the New Forest, Charlotte begins training for the life of a secret agent. IN PRAISE OF CHARLOTTE GRAY
“It would take a mile–long essay to do justice to the many virtues of Sebastian Faulks’s wonderful new novel. This riveting account of a young Scotswoman’s odyssey through wartime London, and on into a perilous secret mission in Vichy, France, deserves the highest praise.” For more about the author and his novel, kindly visit Sebastian Faulks’s site at Random House. Excerpted from Charlotte Gray by Sebastian Faulks. Copyright ©1999 by Sebastian Faulks. Excerpted by permission of Vintage, a division of Random House, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
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