Belonging Home Away from Home blends memoir and fiction in a lyrical exploration of home, memory and the role of chance in shaping our lives. Isabel Huggan draws readers into her life in a stone house perched among the vineyards of the Cévennes, where everyday moments take on profound meaning.
Beginning with essays that chronicle the author’s travels and reflections, the book transitions into three short stories that illuminate the themes of belonging and remembrance. Each chapter offers gentle humour, vivid imagery and thoughtful insights born from years of wandering and wonder.
Highlights:
- Richly written personal essays on travel and identity
- Evocative setting in France’s Cévennes vineyards
- Three short stories exploring memory and choice
- Blend of humour, reflection and evocative detail
Perfect for readers who appreciate contemplative memoirs, literary storytelling and the subtle interplay between place and personal history.