The Evening of the Holiday. Hazzard, Shirley. Published by Playboy Paperbacks, New York, ISBN ISBN · Shirley Hazzard () is the author, most recently, of Greene on Capri, a memoir of Graham Greene, and several works of fiction, including The Evening of the Holiday, The Bay of Noon, and The Transit of Venus, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award. She lived in Brand: Picador. Hazzard is an elegant, intelligent writer, and GREAT FIRE is one of the finest novels in recent memory, but I was a bit disappointed by EVENING OF THE HOLIDAY, a slim novel which tells the summer love affair of a British traveler with an Italian landowner/5(4).
Hazzard is an elegant, intelligent writer, and GREAT FIRE is one of the finest novels in recent memory, but I was a bit disappointed by EVENING OF THE HOLIDAY, a slim novel which tells the summer love affair of a British traveler with an Italian landowner. Shirley Hazzard () is the author, most recently, of Greene on Capri, a memoir of Graham Greene, and several works of fiction, including The Evening of the Holiday, The Bay of Noon, and The Transit of Venus, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award. She lived in New York City and Capri. Shirley Hazzard won the National Book Award for her novel The Great Fire and the National Book Critics Circle Award for The Transit of Venus. She is the author of The Evening of the Holiday and The Bay of Noon, which was nominated for the Lost Booker Prize; Greene on Capri, a memoir of Graham Greene; and People in Glass Houses, based on.
Shirley Hazzard is the author, most recently, of Greene on Capri, a memoir of Graham Greene, and several works of fiction, including The Evening of the Holiday, The Bay of Noon, and The Transit of Venus, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award. She lives in New York City and Capri. The Evening of the Holiday, by Shirley Hazzard Shirley Hazzard is the acclaimed author of The Great Fire, which was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize for Fiction; shortlisted for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award; and won the American National Book Award for fiction and subsequently the Miles Franklin Award. The late Australian-American Shirley Hazzard’s novel The Evening of The Holiday (more accurately, a novella) chronicles a love affair between young British woman Sophie and Tancredi, an Italian man who has been separated from his wife and children. It is a complex work with a surface of deceptive simplicity.
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