Hungry Ghosts: A BBC 2 Between the Covers Book Club Pick: Bloomsbury Publishing
Autor Kevin Jared Hoseinen Limba Engleză Paperback – 10 apr 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781526644459
ISBN-10: 1526644452
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.26 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Seria Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1526644452
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.26 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Seria Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Hungry Ghosts will mark a huge launch of an important new voice in literary fiction for 2023. Intensely readable and engaging, with a powerful moral tension at its heart, Hungry Ghosts will appeal to readers of Jon McGregor, Damon Galgut and Jesmyn Ward
Notă biografică
Kevin Jared Hosein is a Caribbean novelist. He was named overall winner of the Commonwealth Short Story Prize in 2018, and was the Caribbean regional winner in 2015. He has published two books: The Repenters and The Beast of Kukuyo. The latter received a CODE Burt Award for Caribbean Young Adult Literature, and both were longlisted for the International Dublin Literary Award. His writings have been published in numerous anthologies and outlets. He lives in Trinidad and Tobago.
Recenzii
Immersive and beautifully written, it was impossible to put down
Magnificent . . . A tale in the Gothic tradition: think Jean Rhys's Wide Saragasso Sea or Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy . . . A superlative book that deserves to win prizes
Lush, lyrical . . . If you read it now, you'll be able to brag about it when it's on all the literary prize shortlists
The language is as lush, moody and thrilling as the landscape . . . Electrifying
A barnstorming fable about the perils of upward mobility, set in the dog days of colonial rule in the author's native Trinidad . . . Told with riveting verve, this is a terrific novel, pegged to national as well as domestic strife, peopled by flesh-and blood characters and plotted to keep us on tenterhooks about the story's pole-axing finale
Hungry Ghosts reads like a Greek tragedy relocated to a gothic Caribbean setting worthy of Jean Rhys - a story of cursed families and inherited vengeance, inexplicable horrors and impossible dreams and a country haunted, as Hosein reminds us, by the ghosts of the indentured . . . [A] sumptuous, brilliantly written novel
A tale that throbs with the threat of danger, both emotional and physical . Hungry Ghosts is a dazzling debut
Rich in vocabulary and description, the novel situates characters in a meticulously detailed setting that evokes Middlemarch, with a similar empathy for human struggle . . . In scope and style it's not far off a masterpiece
A striking debut of violence, religion and family struggles set in 1940s colonial Trinidad
[Hosein's] story, often brutal, ultimately tragic, is nevertheless lit by a wide embrace reaching beyond place and people to the bedrock . . . Immersive, persuasive: an elemental 'portal to the Caribbean' delivered in a distinctive voice
Both a family drama and an acute study of social structure . . . A highly recommended story of family and class divides that will break readers' hearts
The biggest, most frightening, beautiful and alive novel I've read in as long as I can remember
A vibrant portrait of Trinidad in the 1940s . . . [Hosein's] story, often brutal, ultimately tragic, is nevertheless lit by a wide embrace reaching beyond place and people to the bedrock. Immersive, persuasive: an elemental "portal to the Caribbean" delivered in a distinctive voice
In Hungry Ghosts, Kevin Jared Hosein takes a small place, a particular slice of Trinidad and writes it with the depth and scope that it deserves. And he does it because he knows it - truly, deeply. The result is a story that is harrowing, fiercely beautiful and deeply human. I won't soon forget these characters or this story. I think we are going to be talking about this book for a long time to come
Hungry Ghosts is an astonishing novel - linguistically gorgeous, narratively propulsive and psychologically profound
This is a deeply impressive book, and I think an important one. Its intensity, its narrative attack, the fascinations of its era and setting, make it impossible to tear the attention away. Energy and inventiveness distinguish every page
[Hungry Ghosts] is beautiful, biblical, vast in scope and power, ringing with an energy that blasts from the intricate language. Hosein is a new enormous giant of fiction
Magnificent . . . A tale in the Gothic tradition: think Jean Rhys's Wide Saragasso Sea or Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy . . . A superlative book that deserves to win prizes
Lush, lyrical . . . If you read it now, you'll be able to brag about it when it's on all the literary prize shortlists
The language is as lush, moody and thrilling as the landscape . . . Electrifying
A barnstorming fable about the perils of upward mobility, set in the dog days of colonial rule in the author's native Trinidad . . . Told with riveting verve, this is a terrific novel, pegged to national as well as domestic strife, peopled by flesh-and blood characters and plotted to keep us on tenterhooks about the story's pole-axing finale
Hungry Ghosts reads like a Greek tragedy relocated to a gothic Caribbean setting worthy of Jean Rhys - a story of cursed families and inherited vengeance, inexplicable horrors and impossible dreams and a country haunted, as Hosein reminds us, by the ghosts of the indentured . . . [A] sumptuous, brilliantly written novel
A tale that throbs with the threat of danger, both emotional and physical . Hungry Ghosts is a dazzling debut
Rich in vocabulary and description, the novel situates characters in a meticulously detailed setting that evokes Middlemarch, with a similar empathy for human struggle . . . In scope and style it's not far off a masterpiece
A striking debut of violence, religion and family struggles set in 1940s colonial Trinidad
[Hosein's] story, often brutal, ultimately tragic, is nevertheless lit by a wide embrace reaching beyond place and people to the bedrock . . . Immersive, persuasive: an elemental 'portal to the Caribbean' delivered in a distinctive voice
Both a family drama and an acute study of social structure . . . A highly recommended story of family and class divides that will break readers' hearts
The biggest, most frightening, beautiful and alive novel I've read in as long as I can remember
A vibrant portrait of Trinidad in the 1940s . . . [Hosein's] story, often brutal, ultimately tragic, is nevertheless lit by a wide embrace reaching beyond place and people to the bedrock. Immersive, persuasive: an elemental "portal to the Caribbean" delivered in a distinctive voice
In Hungry Ghosts, Kevin Jared Hosein takes a small place, a particular slice of Trinidad and writes it with the depth and scope that it deserves. And he does it because he knows it - truly, deeply. The result is a story that is harrowing, fiercely beautiful and deeply human. I won't soon forget these characters or this story. I think we are going to be talking about this book for a long time to come
Hungry Ghosts is an astonishing novel - linguistically gorgeous, narratively propulsive and psychologically profound
This is a deeply impressive book, and I think an important one. Its intensity, its narrative attack, the fascinations of its era and setting, make it impossible to tear the attention away. Energy and inventiveness distinguish every page
[Hungry Ghosts] is beautiful, biblical, vast in scope and power, ringing with an energy that blasts from the intricate language. Hosein is a new enormous giant of fiction