Dirt
Autor David Vannen Limba Engleză Paperback – mai 2013
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|---|---|---|
| Paperback (2) | 83.39 lei 22-36 zile | |
| HarperCollins Publishers – 22 apr 2013 | 83.39 lei 22-36 zile | |
| CORNERSTONE – mai 2013 | 99.91 lei 43-57 zile |
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780099558743
ISBN-10: 0099558742
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 128 x 198 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: CORNERSTONE
ISBN-10: 0099558742
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 128 x 198 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: CORNERSTONE
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Recenzii
“Searing. . . . Vann has an extravagantly literary sensibility, and his novel is full of echoes: One thinks of the stately inevitability of classical tragedy, of Chekhov’s lost souls, of the hallucinatory quality of Faulkner’s rural fantasia, and of Stephen King’s depictions of an unraveling mind.” — Washington Post Book World
“There’s a lot of humor here, of a very dark vein. And Vann, a Guggenheim fellow, excels at sly truths” — Boston Globe
“Brilliant narrative. . . . This is a novel of violence, destruction and ruin. There is no salvation. And yet Mr. Vann’s soaring writing carries it forward-a reminder of the beauty that can grace even the beastliest things.” — The Economist
“His language is sharply funny, even as his characters enact a tragedy of Greek proportions.” — The New Yorker
“The book is wonderfully twisted, but a sinister humor keeps things from getting too bleak. What begins as a literary family drama turns slowly into a heady horror story, part Stephen King and part Immanuel Kant.” — The Daily Beast
“Brave and brilliant. . . . Dirt is showing us something unexpected, and unexpectedly stunning . . . Vann’s details here, as always, are pitch-perfect.” — San Francisco Chronicle
“Haunting.” — Financial Times
“Vann has a remarkable gift for capturing the harsh realities of a family held together by hate and violence. Riveting and impossible to put down.” — Library Journal (starred review)
“Multi-award winner Vann writes undeniably powerful prose, whether he is blithely satirizing transcendental meditation, or meticulously detailing Galen’s descent into madness.” — Booklist
“David Vann excels at writing about the darkest side of the human heart. . . . Vann fully exhibits the writer’s chops that served him well in his earlier works, and he again plumbs the darker parts of the human psyche. This novel is simultaneously disturbing and haunting.” — Denver Post
“Harrowing. . . . Vann, a professor at UC San Francisco, is often compared to Cormac McCarthy; he exerts a powerful grip here, as Galen learns how far he’s willing to go to get free.” — San Jose Mercury News
“Vann truly is brave. . . . there is no denying we emerge indelibly affected.” — Philadelphia Inquirer
“This experience is prolonged to the very last page, graceful paragraph, stunning word. Then it reverberates. Vann’s book is art, and not to be missed.” — BookPage
“There’s a lot of humor here, of a very dark vein. And Vann, a Guggenheim fellow, excels at sly truths” — Boston Globe
“Brilliant narrative. . . . This is a novel of violence, destruction and ruin. There is no salvation. And yet Mr. Vann’s soaring writing carries it forward-a reminder of the beauty that can grace even the beastliest things.” — The Economist
“His language is sharply funny, even as his characters enact a tragedy of Greek proportions.” — The New Yorker
“The book is wonderfully twisted, but a sinister humor keeps things from getting too bleak. What begins as a literary family drama turns slowly into a heady horror story, part Stephen King and part Immanuel Kant.” — The Daily Beast
“Brave and brilliant. . . . Dirt is showing us something unexpected, and unexpectedly stunning . . . Vann’s details here, as always, are pitch-perfect.” — San Francisco Chronicle
“Haunting.” — Financial Times
“Vann has a remarkable gift for capturing the harsh realities of a family held together by hate and violence. Riveting and impossible to put down.” — Library Journal (starred review)
“Multi-award winner Vann writes undeniably powerful prose, whether he is blithely satirizing transcendental meditation, or meticulously detailing Galen’s descent into madness.” — Booklist
“David Vann excels at writing about the darkest side of the human heart. . . . Vann fully exhibits the writer’s chops that served him well in his earlier works, and he again plumbs the darker parts of the human psyche. This novel is simultaneously disturbing and haunting.” — Denver Post
“Harrowing. . . . Vann, a professor at UC San Francisco, is often compared to Cormac McCarthy; he exerts a powerful grip here, as Galen learns how far he’s willing to go to get free.” — San Jose Mercury News
“Vann truly is brave. . . . there is no denying we emerge indelibly affected.” — Philadelphia Inquirer
“This experience is prolonged to the very last page, graceful paragraph, stunning word. Then it reverberates. Vann’s book is art, and not to be missed.” — BookPage