Verge
Autor Nadia Attiaen Limba Engleză Paperback – 10 apr 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781800810167
ISBN-10: 1800810164
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 128 x 196 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.22 kg
Ediția:Main
Editura: Profile
Colecția Serpent's Tail
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1800810164
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 128 x 196 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.22 kg
Ediția:Main
Editura: Profile
Colecția Serpent's Tail
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Notă biografică
Nadia Attia is a BFI Network Talent Executive and a published journalist. In 2019 she won the FAB (Faber) prize for fiction and was selected for the London Writers Awards. A graduate of the Curtis Brown novel-writing course, Nadia has been published in Spread the Word's City of Stories anthology, Star Songs and Luna Station Quarterly. Verge is her first novel. Follow her @nadia_land_
Recenzii
Had me gripped from start to finish ... timely, horrifying, and hugely entertaining
Verge is a story of unity in light of a disunited Kingdom. Attia has written a vibrant and devastating tale of loss and love that strikes a minor melody at your very heart. Halim and Rowena are characters to treasure
A strange and haunting debut ... Attia's spellbinding sentences and wonderful characters draw you into a story unlike any other. This is an author to watch
A gripping debut ... Verge swerves through a fascinating, fractured landscape of folkloric traditions and contemporary divisions, driving its compelling duo to the edge of their own wilderness, asking: what lies beyond the places we can't reach?
Gripping and lyrical
Steeped in folk horror but driven by post-Brexit anxiety, Verge imagines a startlingly original dystopian future that still has its roots in the old ways. A thrilling read and the herald of a significant new talent
An enthralling trip through a changed British landscape, funny and ominous by turns, digging deep into folk beliefs and the power of curses and blessings
Verge is a marvellous story of crossroads: crossroads of life, of magic, of politics, of place. I fell for Rowena and Halim; I was with them at every twist and turn of their strange journey. Come, it's the journey of a lifetime
Verge was an enchanting read - I fell in love with Ro & Halim, hoping desperately for them to find themselves (and maybe each other) against the tempestuous world that drags at them from every angle. Every charm and sacrifice draws you closer in and the ending ramps up into a magnificently dark and unexpected twist
Attia has written a vibrant and devastating tale of loss and love... Halim and Rowena are characters to treasure
A propulsive & hallucinatory road trip through a fractured UK with a cursed young woman & a man full of fire. Verge is literary folk horror of the highest calibre. A triumphant debut of huge ambition
Beguilingly strange ... Shared vicissitudes create a firm bond in a propulsive narrative in which there's always something odd or horrible around the next corner
This is a fabulous book with characters I really cared about. Their journey is steeped in folk horror, with danger at every turn ... and hope never far behind. A captivating story, beautifully written
Verge is a story of unity in light of a disunited Kingdom. Attia has written a vibrant and devastating tale of loss and love that strikes a minor melody at your very heart. Halim and Rowena are characters to treasure
A strange and haunting debut ... Attia's spellbinding sentences and wonderful characters draw you into a story unlike any other. This is an author to watch
A gripping debut ... Verge swerves through a fascinating, fractured landscape of folkloric traditions and contemporary divisions, driving its compelling duo to the edge of their own wilderness, asking: what lies beyond the places we can't reach?
Gripping and lyrical
Steeped in folk horror but driven by post-Brexit anxiety, Verge imagines a startlingly original dystopian future that still has its roots in the old ways. A thrilling read and the herald of a significant new talent
An enthralling trip through a changed British landscape, funny and ominous by turns, digging deep into folk beliefs and the power of curses and blessings
Verge is a marvellous story of crossroads: crossroads of life, of magic, of politics, of place. I fell for Rowena and Halim; I was with them at every twist and turn of their strange journey. Come, it's the journey of a lifetime
Verge was an enchanting read - I fell in love with Ro & Halim, hoping desperately for them to find themselves (and maybe each other) against the tempestuous world that drags at them from every angle. Every charm and sacrifice draws you closer in and the ending ramps up into a magnificently dark and unexpected twist
Attia has written a vibrant and devastating tale of loss and love... Halim and Rowena are characters to treasure
A propulsive & hallucinatory road trip through a fractured UK with a cursed young woman & a man full of fire. Verge is literary folk horror of the highest calibre. A triumphant debut of huge ambition
Beguilingly strange ... Shared vicissitudes create a firm bond in a propulsive narrative in which there's always something odd or horrible around the next corner
This is a fabulous book with characters I really cared about. Their journey is steeped in folk horror, with danger at every turn ... and hope never far behind. A captivating story, beautifully written