No World Concerto (e-bog) af Porta, A. G.
Porta, A. G.

No World Concerto e-bog

117,81 DKK
Hailed by Spain's Revista Quimera as one of the top ten Spanish-language novels of the decade, alongside Bolano's 2666, Vila-Matas's Bartleby & Co., and Marias's Your Face Tomorrow, the many layers of The No World Concerto center around an old screenwriter, holed up in a shabby hotel in order to write a screenplay about his lover, a young piano prodigy who wants in turn to give up music and becom…
Hailed by Spain's Revista Quimera as one of the top ten Spanish-language novels of the decade, alongside Bolano's 2666, Vila-Matas's Bartleby & Co., and Marias's Your Face Tomorrow, the many layers of The No World Concerto center around an old screenwriter, holed up in a shabby hotel in order to write a screenplay about his lover, a young piano prodigy who wants in turn to give up music and become a writer, and believes she may be in contact with creatures from another dimension. Shifting effortlessly between realities, The No World Concerto is a delightful and prismatic novel, and the first of A. G. Porta's books to appear in English, finally joining those of his early writing partner Roberto Bolano.
E-bog 117,81 DKK
Forfattere Porta, A. G. (forfatter), McNeil, Rhett (oversætter)
Udgivet 02.04.2013
Længde 339 sider
Genrer FA
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781564789631

Hailed by Spain's Revista Quimera as one of the top ten Spanish-language novels of the decade, alongside Bolano's 2666, Vila-Matas's Bartleby & Co., and Marias's Your Face Tomorrow, the many layers of The No World Concerto center around an old screenwriter, holed up in a shabby hotel in order to write a screenplay about his lover, a young piano prodigy who wants in turn to give up music and become a writer, and believes she may be in contact with creatures from another dimension. Shifting effortlessly between realities, The No World Concerto is a delightful and prismatic novel, and the first of A. G. Porta's books to appear in English, finally joining those of his early writing partner Roberto Bolano.