Breaking Milk Breaking Milk:Paperback

Breaking Milk Breaking Milk:PaperbackSet on a farm in the Eastern Cape, and taking place over one day, the novel is a wrought meditation on motherhood and our destructive relationship to the Earth. A former geneticist, Kate is now an award winning maker of organic cheese. She relies on the farm's routine to hold steady as her day teeters on a knife's edge: her estranged daughter is in London, waiting for her conjoined twins to survive surgery. Meanwhile, Kate's employee Nosisi's son is

arts funding and the anti-war movement

whose survival depends entirely on Yarico's favour and protection

and about their hopes for one really big win

there is also an essay by Salma Harland

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and with an eye for detail as sharp as a falcon's claws

She lives in Blackburn

County Clare

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Smith and his crew deserve a rest

and what remains beyond our reach

He manages to borrow the huge cost of a visa and is at last on his way to Kuwait City