The View on the Way Down

Rebecca Wait

The View on the Way Down

This novel will open your eyes and break your heart.

It is the story of Emma’s two brothers – the one who died five years ago and the one who left home on the day of the funeral and has not returned since.

It is the story of her parents – who have been keeping the truth from Emma, and each other.

It is a story you will want to talk about, and one you will never forget.

Sophie Jonathan
 

Picador author Laura Harrington (left) read The View on the Way Down by fellow Picador author Rebecca Wait (right). She fell in love with the book and decided she had to interview Rebecca for her blog Beyond the Margins. Here's the result - enjoy!

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Sophie Jonathan
 

Sibling relationships are at the heart of The View on the Way Down, so what better excuse for author Rebecca Wait to explore them in all their strangeness, and pick out her favourites in literature. 

Rosanna Boscawen
 

Rebecca Wait talks to D. A. Ellis of Dog Ear Discs about her debut novel, and why her own experience of depression was so important in writing it. 

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