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I'm Off and One Year

Autor Jean Echenoz
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 23 iul 2003
In I’m Off, Ferrer leaves his wife and embarks on a journey to the extremes before returning to Paris. In One Year, Victoire packs her bags and leaves her dead boyfriend’s corpse. One year later, the coast is clear for her return.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781860469503
ISBN-10: 1860469507
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 127 x 198 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Random House
Colecția Vintage Books
Locul publicării:United Kingdom

Notă biografică

JEAN ECHENOZ was born in Provence in 1947. He studied organic chemistry in Lille and then double bass in Metz before he turned to writing. He is one of the most influential French writers of his generation. He won, in 1999, the Prix Goncourt for his novel I'm Off. He is also the author of Piano.

Recenzii

"Echenoz continues to throw custard pies at literary norms, in particular the machinery of your average novel. But the custartd itself is of a very high quality... An extraordinary book... a fresh and amazingly graceful way of looking at the world" -- Giles Foden Guardian 20020614 "All the Pooterish school-boyish humour is perfectly caught by Guido Waldman's excellent translation, which paints a bleak landscape with verve and panache, dextrously juggling rueful nerdiness, cliche and slang without once putting a foot wrong. Here's the novel to pack for that springtime read" -- Michele Roberts Financial Times "Echenoz offers more delight in each paragraph than a shelf full of blockbusters" Scotsman 20020614 "A sly mixture of intrigue, sexual observation and acid social commentary, created in an atmosphere of relentless suspicion" Daily Telegraph "Ironic, witty, detached, knowing and not unsympathetic... what makes this book so much fun is Echenoz' ability to create plausible characters who do slightly implausible things in familiar settings" Observer 20020614