Piranesi -

: Through Piranesi's accounts, the novel investigates the nature of memory, how it shapes our sense of self, and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy. Piranesi's own memories, fragmented and dubious, raise questions about the reliability of narrators.

After her acclaimed Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell , Clarke returned with a quieter, more philosophical fantasy: . It won the Women’s Prize for Fiction. Piranesi