Land of the Living
Autor Georgina Hardingen Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 oct 2019
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781408896228
ISBN-10: 1408896222
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1408896222
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Georgina Harding's novels have won universal critical acclaim; The Spy Game was a BBC Book at Bedtime and shortlisted for the Encore Award, and Painter of Silence was shortlisted for the Orange Prize in 2012
Notă biografică
Georgina Harding is the author of four previous novels: The Gun Room, The Solitude of Thomas Cave, The Spy Game, which was shortlisted for the Encore Award, and Painter of Silence, which was shortlisted for the Orange Prize for Fiction 2012. Georgina Harding lives in London and on a farm in the Stour Valley, Essex.
Recenzii
Vivid, illuminating and unbearably tense, Land of the Living is a masterly meditation on trauma, on beauty, on the idea of home and the limits of love
Georgina Harding's beautiful novels tell of wars, and troubled homecomings as traumatised fighting men try to re-enter interrupted marriages and homes grown strange ... Land of the Living is as wise and haunting as its predecessors
A quietly powerful novel
Audacious and moving . Elegiac, often elliptical vignettes that immaculately simulate Charlie's shame, regret and grief . Masterly
Remarkable and rare
Elegant and precise, Georgina Harding wonderfully describes Charlie's sense of dislocation, his emotional unease and the impossibility of communicating complex feelings to those who haven't experienced war
Tremendously imaginative, really compassionate . Manages to make them almost tangibly real, really immersive
A lyrical novel about war and memory
In sombre, elegant prose, Harding wonderfully describes Charlie's sense of dislocation, his emotional unease and the impossibility of communicating his complex feelings and fears to those closest to him
Revelatory in many ways, shining a light on the darker aspects of war . Quiet power and unexpected grace . Adds to Harding's reputation as an incisive chronicler of war and its aftermath
Written with an admirable precision, and the dark of the narrative has to be teased out . It is a novel of ideas, for it invites you to think of questions of responsibility, exploitation, cruelty, brutality ... One of those rare novels which has you thinking, when you reach the end, that there is much you have passed over which demands a second reading to be fully felt and understood
Over several restrained, poetic novels, Georgina Harding has carved out a space for herself as one of the most incisive explorers of physical adversity and its psychological effects . Harding's graceful style and self-control illuminate the crushing weight of history on the individual, and how different strategies for survival can cause a lifetime of pain and regret . Land of the Living is a poised and carefully crafted novel of powerful, submerged emotions, taking an under-explored aspect of Britain's war and finding in it something graceful and strange, mythic as well
Disquieting
Perfect - a flawless gem of a novel from start to finish . Wonderful, strange and wise
Georgina Harding's beautiful novels tell of wars, and troubled homecomings as traumatised fighting men try to re-enter interrupted marriages and homes grown strange ... Land of the Living is as wise and haunting as its predecessors
A quietly powerful novel
Audacious and moving . Elegiac, often elliptical vignettes that immaculately simulate Charlie's shame, regret and grief . Masterly
Remarkable and rare
Elegant and precise, Georgina Harding wonderfully describes Charlie's sense of dislocation, his emotional unease and the impossibility of communicating complex feelings to those who haven't experienced war
Tremendously imaginative, really compassionate . Manages to make them almost tangibly real, really immersive
A lyrical novel about war and memory
In sombre, elegant prose, Harding wonderfully describes Charlie's sense of dislocation, his emotional unease and the impossibility of communicating his complex feelings and fears to those closest to him
Revelatory in many ways, shining a light on the darker aspects of war . Quiet power and unexpected grace . Adds to Harding's reputation as an incisive chronicler of war and its aftermath
Written with an admirable precision, and the dark of the narrative has to be teased out . It is a novel of ideas, for it invites you to think of questions of responsibility, exploitation, cruelty, brutality ... One of those rare novels which has you thinking, when you reach the end, that there is much you have passed over which demands a second reading to be fully felt and understood
Over several restrained, poetic novels, Georgina Harding has carved out a space for herself as one of the most incisive explorers of physical adversity and its psychological effects . Harding's graceful style and self-control illuminate the crushing weight of history on the individual, and how different strategies for survival can cause a lifetime of pain and regret . Land of the Living is a poised and carefully crafted novel of powerful, submerged emotions, taking an under-explored aspect of Britain's war and finding in it something graceful and strange, mythic as well
Disquieting
Perfect - a flawless gem of a novel from start to finish . Wonderful, strange and wise