Charles Darwin in Cyberspace: A Novel,Used

Charles Darwin in Cyberspace: A Novel,Used

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Brand: Regent Press
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This novel about Emma Wedgewood, wife of Charles Darwin, centers around her hallucinative mind. Her grief at the death of their child Annie is given a bizarre twist by some ergot mold on the bread she uses for her pudding; her world becomes the twentieth century. Burch presents her husbands sympathetic letters which contain fragments from Darwins Expression of the Emotions In Man and Animals and contributions from other characters such as the social worker and Emmas unusual later offspring, Ralph Waldo Business Administration. Claire Burch, whose abilities with fiction are complemented by her previous research and publications in psychiatry, experiments with narrative voice by apparently doing away with it. This technique is striking, like overhearing a conversation of strangers in the dark. Are these the imaginings of Charles Darwins wife, or is she someone who thinks shes Darwins wife? She lives in our time or does she just think she lives in our time? ! The reports of Emmas caseworker place the wife among us struggling with her schizophrenia, her kids and her ex who wont fork over past due child support payments. Contemporary slang jolts the reader in its juxtaposition to Darwinian ideas. Hundreds of line drawings by the author continue the mystery. The unexpected is well presented here. Michael Healy

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