The Curlew’s Cry
The Curlew’s Cry by Tia Jones, published by Gomer Press in 2016, is a literary fiction work that explores themes of survival and community in the face of adversity. Set in Llanfeni, the narrative follows Bethan and her daughter Clare as they cling to life after being plucked from the sea. Meanwhile, at Ty Coch farm, Bethan’s family grapples with the challenges posed by a foot-and-mouth outbreak, prompting discussions about the future of farming in their community.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of interconnected lives as Tegwyn remains devoted to Bethan and Clare, while Richard and Penny confront the realities of their changing environment. The backdrop of the Iraq war adds further tension, particularly with the character Martin Price, who finds himself trapped in a perilous situation. This edition, comprising 314 pages in English, delves into the complexities of nature and animal rights, offering a thought-provoking perspective on the struggles faced by individuals and communities during tumultuous times.
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Plucked from the sea, Bethan and her daughter Clare are clinging on to life in Llanfeni, where Tegwyn continues as devoted as ever. At Ty Coch farm, Bethan’s family home, survival has also become a way of life, as Richard and Penny fight the foot-and-mouth outbreak, which has left many neighbours wondering whether wind farming, not livestock, is the way ahead. Casting a further shadow over the community is the war in Iraq, where Martin Price is trappped in no man’s land. All the while, across the Irish Sea, Bethan’s estranged and vengeful husband is waiting to strike.
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