Bright Burning Things
Autor Lisa Hardingen Limba Engleză Paperback – 3 mar 2021
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781526624475
ISBN-10: 1526624478
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1526624478
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Lisa
Harding
is
an
incredible
talent.
Her
previous
novel,Harvesting,
was
a
bestseller
in
Ireland,
saw
Harding
nominated
for
Newcomer
of
the
Year
at
the
Irish
Book
Awards
and
has
been
optioned
by
Out
of
Orbit
films,
to
be
directed
by
the
director
of
'Derry
Girls'
Notă biografică
Lisa
Harding
is
a
writer,
actress,
playwright
and
the
author
of
one
previous
novel,Harvesting.
She
lives
in
Dublin.
Recenzii
A
heady
mixture
of
heartbreak
("I
swallow,
I
soothe,
I
sleep")
and
hope,
that
the
cycle
will
break:
"tomorrow
-
there's
always
tomorrow"
[A] moving story of a mother battling addiction . . .Bright Burning ThingsjoinsEleanor Oliphant Is Completely FineandShuggie Bainas a portrait of female wreckage. Harding's fine and affecting novel can hold its own respectably in the company
A tour de force of anguish made bearable by glimmers of redemption
Hard on the heels of last year's Booker winnerShuggie Baincomes this pungently propulsive heart-wrencher about another single mother battling the booze, this time in modern-day Ireland . . . We root desperately for her to pull through, in an alarming yet tender portrayal of the slow-burn impact of long-repressed grief
A scorching read - heart-breaking but ultimately hopeful
A novel of extraordinary intimacy and vividness, a uniquely disquieting account of a mind sinking into the depths and rising again, full of such powerful love and fear
A tense, unflinching, immersive mapping of a pitted track of addiction and recovery . . . I lived every scene as I read, and I know that these characters will be with me for a long time
[Harding's] writing is taut, and there is such an intensity, an urgency about the narrative that you find yourself turning the pages as if you fear Sonya might race out of sight . . . A contemporary, zeitgeisty read and very satisfying
The novel . . . has the feel of a monologue, held together by Sonya's mesmerising voice, a glorious mix of barely-held-together sanity and unbridled honesty . Sonya is a beautifully realised character
Absolutely dazzling . . . While the subject matter is dear to my heart, I'd have loved it even if I knew nothing about addiction. It's instantly engrossing. Sonya's emotional interiority is fascinating and compelling. I really cared about her and Tommy - they felt very real to me
Delves into territories which are as devastating as they are illuminating
Well-crafted. It's a wild ride, culminating in a scene that combines hope, fear and beauty
On every page there are little shimmering bombs. LikeRoom, where parenthood is at once your jail and your salvation, it is almost claustrophobic - but in the most glorious way
Startling, urgent and intimate,Bright Burning Thingsis a meticulous portrait of a life unravelling, and of the painstaking, heartbreaking work to put it all back together
An unsentimental, blackly funny novel about motherhood and addiction
Tender and electric,Bright Burning Thingsinterrogates the raw edges of love and addiction with an honesty that made me ache. It captures the fragility of our fractured minds and illuminates our power to break legacies of hurt
Lisa Harding is a vivid and original stylist and a gifted storyteller. This is a fabulous novel
A fearless, fully compelling and illuminating look at one young woman's journey through addiction towards a greater understanding of herself and the richness of parenthood. I was both shaken and completely absorbed
A shattering portrait of the divided self.Bright Burning Thingswalks the razor's edge between addiction and recovery in prose that is searing, sensual and merciful
Disturbing and often uplifting,Bright Burning Thingsis a powerful tale of addiction and recovery as experienced by a young, single mother and her five-year old son. Written with honesty, courage and no shortage of talent, this is one of those novels that stays in your head long after you've finished reading it
Unputdownable: infuriating, nerve-wracking and hugely enjoyable
A gripping, atmospheric and deeply truthful novel from a writer whose work I love
A gritty, uncomfortable and profoundly moving read,Bright Burning Thingscaptures all the manic sadness and fallout from the past, of how we try to cool fires that rage . . . I couldn't put it down
Once again, Lisa Harding's compelling and singular writing draws you into its tenuous world of a life gone awry and the missteps often necessary in finding a way back from the brink. A paean to resilience and compassion; to healing and renewal; to one woman's determination to reclaim her life before it all implodes.Bright Burning Thingsis an absorbing study in make-or-break, an achingly honest examination of fall from grace, a riveting will-she won't-she redemption tale, and I loved it
[A] moving story of a mother battling addiction . . .Bright Burning ThingsjoinsEleanor Oliphant Is Completely FineandShuggie Bainas a portrait of female wreckage. Harding's fine and affecting novel can hold its own respectably in the company
A tour de force of anguish made bearable by glimmers of redemption
Hard on the heels of last year's Booker winnerShuggie Baincomes this pungently propulsive heart-wrencher about another single mother battling the booze, this time in modern-day Ireland . . . We root desperately for her to pull through, in an alarming yet tender portrayal of the slow-burn impact of long-repressed grief
A scorching read - heart-breaking but ultimately hopeful
A novel of extraordinary intimacy and vividness, a uniquely disquieting account of a mind sinking into the depths and rising again, full of such powerful love and fear
A tense, unflinching, immersive mapping of a pitted track of addiction and recovery . . . I lived every scene as I read, and I know that these characters will be with me for a long time
[Harding's] writing is taut, and there is such an intensity, an urgency about the narrative that you find yourself turning the pages as if you fear Sonya might race out of sight . . . A contemporary, zeitgeisty read and very satisfying
The novel . . . has the feel of a monologue, held together by Sonya's mesmerising voice, a glorious mix of barely-held-together sanity and unbridled honesty . Sonya is a beautifully realised character
Absolutely dazzling . . . While the subject matter is dear to my heart, I'd have loved it even if I knew nothing about addiction. It's instantly engrossing. Sonya's emotional interiority is fascinating and compelling. I really cared about her and Tommy - they felt very real to me
Delves into territories which are as devastating as they are illuminating
Well-crafted. It's a wild ride, culminating in a scene that combines hope, fear and beauty
On every page there are little shimmering bombs. LikeRoom, where parenthood is at once your jail and your salvation, it is almost claustrophobic - but in the most glorious way
Startling, urgent and intimate,Bright Burning Thingsis a meticulous portrait of a life unravelling, and of the painstaking, heartbreaking work to put it all back together
An unsentimental, blackly funny novel about motherhood and addiction
Tender and electric,Bright Burning Thingsinterrogates the raw edges of love and addiction with an honesty that made me ache. It captures the fragility of our fractured minds and illuminates our power to break legacies of hurt
Lisa Harding is a vivid and original stylist and a gifted storyteller. This is a fabulous novel
A fearless, fully compelling and illuminating look at one young woman's journey through addiction towards a greater understanding of herself and the richness of parenthood. I was both shaken and completely absorbed
A shattering portrait of the divided self.Bright Burning Thingswalks the razor's edge between addiction and recovery in prose that is searing, sensual and merciful
Disturbing and often uplifting,Bright Burning Thingsis a powerful tale of addiction and recovery as experienced by a young, single mother and her five-year old son. Written with honesty, courage and no shortage of talent, this is one of those novels that stays in your head long after you've finished reading it
Unputdownable: infuriating, nerve-wracking and hugely enjoyable
A gripping, atmospheric and deeply truthful novel from a writer whose work I love
A gritty, uncomfortable and profoundly moving read,Bright Burning Thingscaptures all the manic sadness and fallout from the past, of how we try to cool fires that rage . . . I couldn't put it down
Once again, Lisa Harding's compelling and singular writing draws you into its tenuous world of a life gone awry and the missteps often necessary in finding a way back from the brink. A paean to resilience and compassion; to healing and renewal; to one woman's determination to reclaim her life before it all implodes.Bright Burning Thingsis an absorbing study in make-or-break, an achingly honest examination of fall from grace, a riveting will-she won't-she redemption tale, and I loved it