Good To Be God
Autor Tibor Fischeren Limba Engleză Paperback – 5 apr 2009
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781846880841
ISBN-10: 184688084X
Pagini: 288
Dimensiuni: 128 x 198 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Alma Books COMMIS
Colecția Alma Books
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 184688084X
Pagini: 288
Dimensiuni: 128 x 198 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Alma Books COMMIS
Colecția Alma Books
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
Notă biografică
Tibor Fischer was born in Stockport of Hungarian parents. Brought up in South London, he was educated at Cambridge and worked as a journalist. He was shortlisted for the Booker Prize for his first novel, Under the Frog, which also won a Betty Trask Award, and he was nominated as one of Granta's Best of Young British Novelists. Subsequent works include The Thought Gang, The Collector Collector, Don't Read this Book if You're Stupid and Voyage to the End of the Room.
Recenzii
Fischer is one of the funniest writers in the business.
This is Fischer at his sharpest - a widely original feelbad philosophical hayride.
Brutal, dazzling and clever
Fischer's fecund imagination keeps the satire constantly engaging
The narrative is... propelled by the author's madcap imagination and inventive language.
A spot on mixture of shady characters and searing insight. as blackly funny as it is profound.
As in all his fiction, Fischer makes comic capital out of the fretful, trivial, even sordid realities that get in the way of five-star ideals.
There are a lot of funny lines. Good to be God dramatises the neuroses of a man mired in middle age who is dismally disappointed with the way things have panned out.
A born story teller
Fischer's writing is as inventive as ever and he also manages to use Tyndale's exploits to explore what it means to live - or try to live - a good life.
A picaresque romp ensues, set in a vividly evoked Miami, full of oddball characters and witty one-liners.
I have seen this book being handed round a pub with hearty recommendations, and verdicts such as "a return to form". When was the last time you saw hardened drinkers pass around a novel that asks some big philosophical questions?
Deciding that identity fraud lacks ambition, Tyndale Corbett attempts to convince the people of Miami that he is God. His inadvertent success has unholy and darkly comic consequences.
A tight, twangy style, full of sarcasm and cool American expressions
The best thinking person's entertainer since Iris Murdoch. one of his funniest books to date. - Time Out, A born storyteller.
This is Fischer at his sharpest - a widely original feelbad philosophical hayride.
Brutal, dazzling and clever
Fischer's fecund imagination keeps the satire constantly engaging
The narrative is... propelled by the author's madcap imagination and inventive language.
A spot on mixture of shady characters and searing insight. as blackly funny as it is profound.
As in all his fiction, Fischer makes comic capital out of the fretful, trivial, even sordid realities that get in the way of five-star ideals.
There are a lot of funny lines. Good to be God dramatises the neuroses of a man mired in middle age who is dismally disappointed with the way things have panned out.
A born story teller
Fischer's writing is as inventive as ever and he also manages to use Tyndale's exploits to explore what it means to live - or try to live - a good life.
A picaresque romp ensues, set in a vividly evoked Miami, full of oddball characters and witty one-liners.
I have seen this book being handed round a pub with hearty recommendations, and verdicts such as "a return to form". When was the last time you saw hardened drinkers pass around a novel that asks some big philosophical questions?
Deciding that identity fraud lacks ambition, Tyndale Corbett attempts to convince the people of Miami that he is God. His inadvertent success has unholy and darkly comic consequences.
A tight, twangy style, full of sarcasm and cool American expressions
The best thinking person's entertainer since Iris Murdoch. one of his funniest books to date. - Time Out, A born storyteller.