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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781408889640
ISBN-10: 1408889641
Pagini: 576
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 52 mm
Greutate: 0.99 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Raven Books
Seria High/Low
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1408889641
Pagini: 576
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 52 mm
Greutate: 0.99 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Raven Books
Seria High/Low
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
An
outstanding
new
talent:The
Seven
Deaths
of
Evelyn
Hardcastlewon
the
Costa
Best
First
Novel
Awardand
the
Books
Are
My
Bag
Readers
Award
for
Best
Novel
and
was
shortlisted
for
the
Specsavers
National
Book
Award
Notă biografică
Stuart
Turton's
debut
novel,The
Seven
Deaths
of
Evelyn
Hardcastle,
won
the
Costa
First
Novel
Award
and
the
Books
Are
My
Bag
Readers
Award
for
Best
Novel,
and
was
shortlisted
for
the
Specsavers
National
Book
Awards
and
the
British
Book
Awards
Debut
of
the
Year.
ASunday
Timesbestseller
for
three
weeks,
it
has
been
translated
into
over
thirty
languages
and
has
also
been
a
bestseller
in
Italy,
Russia
and
Poland.
Stuart
lives
near
London
with
his
wife
and
daughter.@Stu_Turton
Recenzii
It's
a
tad
Holmes
and
Watson,
a
touch
Treasure
Island,
but
there's
so
much
else,
too;
the
lives
of
women
at
the
time,
the
contemporary
obsession
with
witchcraft
and
most
of
all
the
authentic
stink,
creak,
superstition
and
slop
of
life
on
board
an
Indiaman,
roaring
sailors
and
all.If
you
read
one
book
this
year,
make
sure
it's
this
one
Brilliant...intoxicating... There are some great villains and terrific heroes, especially the gentle (and gory) giant Hayes.The Devil and the Dark Wateroverflows with wonderful descriptions, neat similes, and enough horror, mystery, and crime to keep anyone enthralled
Think of a Holmes and Watson-style duo operating in a Pirates Of The Caribbean-style universe, complete with a demon with a love for Faustian pacts, a secret invention called The Folly and a leper who has seemingly survived being consumed by flames .A rollicking adventure yarn
The Devil and the Dark Wateris all about narrative pleasure .The locked room murder meets a Michael Bay movie, by way ofTreasure Island; you can't know what's going on, if only because the author won't let you know until he's delivered the final surprise - and another one after that. The effect isirresistible. Turton has got his world up and running inside the first two pages; thereafter, deceptions and diversions multiply until the ultimate, outrageous reveal, at which point the dark water turns out to be rather darker than you imagined
[Turton's] second book is an even moreexuberantdemonstration of his storytelling skills .Wildly inventive, Turton's tale defies definition as either historical fiction or crime novel, but provides all the pleasures of both genres and more
A rollicking tale of devils, lepers and witchfinders
An imaginativetour de force
Turton's prose is jaunty and vivid. And unlike most whodunits I wouldn't recommend it for pre-lights-out reading - not just because of the spooky bits, but because such a lovingly complex construct needs readers who are fully awake
A genre sampling epic that sets outrageous traps for the reader and builds an atmosphere of dread up toan operatic final twist
A glorious mash-up of William Golding and Arthur Conan Doyle
Stunningly good.A page-turning mystery on an epic scale, intricately plotted and expertly landed
No novel this year was more fun to read than this baroque tale of adventure
A superb historical mystery: inventive, twisty, addictive and utterly beguiling. I fell for this book (and its characters) in a big way. Beautifully crafted escapism for fans of Sherlock and Master & Commander.A TRIUMPH
Stuart Turton has done it again.The Devil and the Dark Waterismind bending, genre bending, intricate, vivid, intelligentand with one of the most gloriously grizzly cast of characters ever.An absolute razztwizzler of a novel!
The desperate life on board an Amsterdam-bound Dutch Indiamen has never been so vividly painted. Throw in a demon (who may or may not exist), a cast of beautifully realised, compelling characters along with a series of locked room mysteries andthe result is one of the most extraordinary books being published this year
An absolute treat from the most original voice in crime fiction
Turton ?its between characters with trademark intricacy, the plot tossing around on the high seas. Each crest and fall adds to the bewilderinglycompellingstory, culminating in acompletely unpredictable yet thoroughly satisfyingending
I can think of few writers who conjure up twists and mysterious happenings with suchunflagging gusto and sheer infectious pleasure. It's a great read
Turton's debutThe Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastlewas a hard act to follow, but lightning has struck twice ... A genre-sampling epic that sets outrageous traps for the reader and builds an atmosphere of dread
A fiendish maritime mystery, [involving] a lot of secrets and a great deal of swash and buckle
Stunning historical fantasyset at sea . Holmes and Watson meetsTreasure Island
Brilliant...intoxicating... There are some great villains and terrific heroes, especially the gentle (and gory) giant Hayes.The Devil and the Dark Wateroverflows with wonderful descriptions, neat similes, and enough horror, mystery, and crime to keep anyone enthralled
Think of a Holmes and Watson-style duo operating in a Pirates Of The Caribbean-style universe, complete with a demon with a love for Faustian pacts, a secret invention called The Folly and a leper who has seemingly survived being consumed by flames .A rollicking adventure yarn
The Devil and the Dark Wateris all about narrative pleasure .The locked room murder meets a Michael Bay movie, by way ofTreasure Island; you can't know what's going on, if only because the author won't let you know until he's delivered the final surprise - and another one after that. The effect isirresistible. Turton has got his world up and running inside the first two pages; thereafter, deceptions and diversions multiply until the ultimate, outrageous reveal, at which point the dark water turns out to be rather darker than you imagined
[Turton's] second book is an even moreexuberantdemonstration of his storytelling skills .Wildly inventive, Turton's tale defies definition as either historical fiction or crime novel, but provides all the pleasures of both genres and more
A rollicking tale of devils, lepers and witchfinders
An imaginativetour de force
Turton's prose is jaunty and vivid. And unlike most whodunits I wouldn't recommend it for pre-lights-out reading - not just because of the spooky bits, but because such a lovingly complex construct needs readers who are fully awake
A genre sampling epic that sets outrageous traps for the reader and builds an atmosphere of dread up toan operatic final twist
A glorious mash-up of William Golding and Arthur Conan Doyle
Stunningly good.A page-turning mystery on an epic scale, intricately plotted and expertly landed
No novel this year was more fun to read than this baroque tale of adventure
A superb historical mystery: inventive, twisty, addictive and utterly beguiling. I fell for this book (and its characters) in a big way. Beautifully crafted escapism for fans of Sherlock and Master & Commander.A TRIUMPH
Stuart Turton has done it again.The Devil and the Dark Waterismind bending, genre bending, intricate, vivid, intelligentand with one of the most gloriously grizzly cast of characters ever.An absolute razztwizzler of a novel!
The desperate life on board an Amsterdam-bound Dutch Indiamen has never been so vividly painted. Throw in a demon (who may or may not exist), a cast of beautifully realised, compelling characters along with a series of locked room mysteries andthe result is one of the most extraordinary books being published this year
An absolute treat from the most original voice in crime fiction
Turton ?its between characters with trademark intricacy, the plot tossing around on the high seas. Each crest and fall adds to the bewilderinglycompellingstory, culminating in acompletely unpredictable yet thoroughly satisfyingending
I can think of few writers who conjure up twists and mysterious happenings with suchunflagging gusto and sheer infectious pleasure. It's a great read
Turton's debutThe Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastlewas a hard act to follow, but lightning has struck twice ... A genre-sampling epic that sets outrageous traps for the reader and builds an atmosphere of dread
A fiendish maritime mystery, [involving] a lot of secrets and a great deal of swash and buckle
Stunning historical fantasyset at sea . Holmes and Watson meetsTreasure Island