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‘Very French; and weighed down by heat and melancholy’ – The Undercover Soundtrack, Claire King

Posted by Roz Morris @Roz_Morris in Undercover Soundtrack on February 20, 2013

I’ve now got Eric Satie’s Gnossiennes on repeat in my head – and so will you once you’ve read this week’s Undercover Soundtrack. Satie helped my guest conjure a lulling, heady summer in France; a five-year-old girl running wild while her mother grapples with tragedy, late pregnancy and looming disaster. The novel is The Night Rainbow, the author is Claire King, and she’s on the Red Blog with her Undercover Soundtrack. Even better, you could win a copy for sharing the post and commenting!

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