The Cement Garden Richard mosse which marks the end of

which marks the end of years of the registration of the author’s experiences

Each chapter uses a different location

Having travelled frequently to India since 1996 it never occurred to me that Kolkata (formerly the anglicised name Calcutta) would inspire me to produce a body of work focused on its street life and I owe it to my uncle for giving me that desire

As well as focuses on the symbolic correspondences between earth and body

The Cement Garden Richard mosse which marks the end ofThe Cement Garden by Ian McEwan. First edition (1978). First impression. Medium format hardback in fine condition. There is some very minor toning to spine of jacket. There is a previous owner inscription to the front endpage, no other internal markings. Dust jacket now in removable protective sleeve. About The Cement Garden So, in the arid summer heat, four children Jack, Julie, Sue and Tom find themselves abruptly orphaned. All the routines of