Faces In The Water

Janet Frame was a prominent New Zealand author known for her vivid and introspective storytelling. Her most notable works include "Owls Do Cry," "Faces in the Water," and her acclaimed three-volume autobiography. Frame's writing style is characterized by its poetic language, rich imagery, and exploration of complex themes such as mental illness, identity, and the human experience. She is credited with making significant contributions to New Zealand literature and is considered one of the country's most important literary figures. Frame's most famous work is her autobiography, "An Angel at My Table," which was adapted into a successful film. Her impact on the literary genre is enduring, as her works continue to resonate with readers worldwide.