Palomino

Palomino by Elizabeth Jolley, published by Penguin in 1989, is a novel that delves into the intricate relationships between two women—a mature landowner and a younger woman who has been previously married. Set against the backdrop of an Australian farm, the narrative unfolds as the characters navigate their connection while uncovering significant aspects of each other’s pasts. This edition comprises 260 pages and is presented in English.

Readers will find a thoughtful exploration of themes related to architecture, social science, and LGBTQ+ studies, particularly within the context of lesbian studies. The story emphasizes the understanding and discoveries that arise between the two women, highlighting their emotional journeys and the complexities of their lives. Through its portrayal of their interactions and the setting with Palomino horses, the novel invites reflection on personal histories and relationships.