Jane: A Novel

Jane: A Novel
ISBN-10
1551520648
ISBN-13
9781551520643
Series
Jane
Category
Fiction
Pages
151
Language
English
Published
1999
Publisher
arsenal pulp press
Author
Judy MacDonald

Description

Provocative, suspenseful, and dangerously sensual, Jane tells the story of a young woman's need to be loved, her wish to be wanted. Perplexed by a world that treats her as an outsider?a girl with foolish, impudent desires?she becomes that girl, using her youth and sexuality to attract and repel. Yearning to be older, to be an adult, she dances at the fringes of power and control in her relationship, ultimately testing notions of perpetrator and victim. Often frightening in its powerful mixture of fantasy and reality, "Jane" skillfully documents the impressionability of a young woman, and flirts with alternate interpretations of sexuality and desire in a difficult, complicated age. "Jane" is a unique co-publication with The Mercury Press of Toronto. Shortlisted, Rogers Communications Writer's Trust Prize for Fiction

Other editions

  • Jane
    • 2017-09-19
    • 228 pages
    • Paperback
    • Simon and Schuster
  • Jane
    • 2017-09-13
    • 228 pages
    • Ebook
    • BOOM! Studios
  • Jane
    • 2016-10-06
    • - pages
    • Paperback
    • Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
  • Jane: A Murder
    • 2016-09-13
    • 225 pages
    • Paperback
    • Catapult

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