The Other Black Girl: The bestselling book behind the major 2023 TV series
Autor Zakiya Dalila Harrisen Limba Engleză Paperback – 8 iun 2022
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781526630360
ISBN-10: 1526630362
Pagini: 368
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1526630362
Pagini: 368
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
An electric, suspenseful, darkly funny psychological workplace thriller about the one Black employee at a prestigious publishing house, The Other Black Girl that breaks open a genre in the same way as Get Out did. For readers of Candice Carty-Williams's Queenie (over 120,000 TCM), Oyinkan Braithwaite's My Sister, the Serial Killer (over 120,000 TCM), and Kiley Reid's Booker-longlisted Such a Fun Age
Notă biografică
Zakiya Dalila Harris spent three years at Knopf before leaving to write The Other Black Girl. Prior to working in publishing, she received her MFA in creative writing from the New School and she currently teaches writing to children at Writopia Lab. Her work has appeared in Guernica and she reviews for The Rumpus. She lives in New York.
Recenzii
Part office satire, part thriller with a twist, this is a fresh and original take on race and class in the publishing industry . A satire that uproots the insidious ways race and class merge in office dialogue and politics, and a thriller with echoes of the great science fiction writer Octavia Butler
Zakiya Dalila Harris has written one of the books of the year. Piercing and funny . . . The book builds up to a climax that really will blow your mind
Weaving in important discussions around race, navigating white spaces and the corporate world, this is a vital piece of literature that will have you howling and wincing at the same time
[This] stunning debut . . . flies into uncharted territory as a racially charged thriller/horror mash-up and perfectly sticks its unpredictable landing . . . Timely and timeless
A horror-style take on what it means to be black in America today. . Harris builds tension like no other - you're hugely invested in Nella's success, and the twist at the end is simply brilliant (read: terrifying)
Bright and funny . . . You will turn page after page after page in your eagerness to unravel this unique tale
A bitingly satirical novel about race and the workplace
Comparisons to Raven Leilani's Luster wouldn't be unfounded, but prepare for this novel to veer in an unexpected direction it's part-psychological thriller, part-satire, part social-takedown
Packed full of shrewd observations on power struggles and strength, this is unputdownable
I loved it! This is one of the cleverest books I've read for years . . . The subtlety of Nella's character is incredible . . . so brilliantly fine-tuned. I fully expect to see this book sweeping all the prize lists
Both a captivating thriller and a smart look at race, power and office politics
The funniest, wildest, deepest, most thought-provoking ride of a book
Ideal for anyone who has ever felt manipulated, threatened, or dismissed in the workplace
Witty, inventive and smart . . . A brilliant combustion of suspense, horror and social commentary that leaves no assumption unchallenged and no page unturned
Zakiya Dalila Harris has written one of the books of the year. Piercing and funny . . . The book builds up to a climax that really will blow your mind
Weaving in important discussions around race, navigating white spaces and the corporate world, this is a vital piece of literature that will have you howling and wincing at the same time
[This] stunning debut . . . flies into uncharted territory as a racially charged thriller/horror mash-up and perfectly sticks its unpredictable landing . . . Timely and timeless
A horror-style take on what it means to be black in America today. . Harris builds tension like no other - you're hugely invested in Nella's success, and the twist at the end is simply brilliant (read: terrifying)
Bright and funny . . . You will turn page after page after page in your eagerness to unravel this unique tale
A bitingly satirical novel about race and the workplace
Comparisons to Raven Leilani's Luster wouldn't be unfounded, but prepare for this novel to veer in an unexpected direction it's part-psychological thriller, part-satire, part social-takedown
Packed full of shrewd observations on power struggles and strength, this is unputdownable
I loved it! This is one of the cleverest books I've read for years . . . The subtlety of Nella's character is incredible . . . so brilliantly fine-tuned. I fully expect to see this book sweeping all the prize lists
Both a captivating thriller and a smart look at race, power and office politics
The funniest, wildest, deepest, most thought-provoking ride of a book
Ideal for anyone who has ever felt manipulated, threatened, or dismissed in the workplace
Witty, inventive and smart . . . A brilliant combustion of suspense, horror and social commentary that leaves no assumption unchallenged and no page unturned