In Windfalls, Wild writes of fruit blown down by the wind, of
unexpected and unearned gains which renew the beauty and joy of
life. Here flying trampolines disrupt trains, apples carpet
gardens, the Balloon Girl rises and the red moon sinks. In a city
of ups and downs the Handkerchief Tree rare-blooms, fists and
knickers are flung, crestfallen angels consider dates, carnivores
go hungry, wedding vows are made and a pandemic honeymoon is
cancelled. These are also stories of heroines who fall or jump from
pedestals, taking risks in a world that is often dangerous for
women, but refusing to settle for the conventional. Wild continues
to bring us her refreshingly slant world view, whether unpicking
the domestic, the political or the environmental.
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