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Księga Sary Scotta McClanahana, Książki tyranów, Appalachia, Fikcja

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The Sarah Book by Scott McClanahan, Tyrant Books, Appalachia, Fiction
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Znajduje się w: Brooklyn, New York, Stany Zjednoczone
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Stan
Bardzo dobry
Książka była czytana i nie wygląda jak nowa, ale jest nadal w doskonałym stanie. Okładka bez wyraźnych uszkodzeń. Jeśli jest to książka z twardą oprawą, posiada ona obwolutę (o ile taka była). Egzemplarz bez brakujących lub uszkodzonych stron, bez zagnieceń lub naderwań oraz bez podkreśleń/zaznaczeń tekstu lub notatek na marginesach. Na wewnętrznej stronie okładki możliwe wpisy lub oznaczenia właściciela. Minimalne ślady używania. Aby poznać więcej szczegółów i opis uszkodzeń lub wad, zobacz aukcję sprzedającego. Zobacz wszystkie definicje stanuotwiera się w nowym oknie lub nowej karcie
Uwagi sprzedawcy
“good condition”
Original Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
Unknown
ISBN
9780988518391
Book Title
Sarah Book
Item Length
9in
Publisher
Tyrant Books
Publication Year
2017
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.6in
Author
Scott Mcclanahan
Genre
Fiction
Topic
General, Literary
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
9.5 Oz
Number of Pages
150 Pages

O tym produkcie

Product Information

McClanahan is the only real successor we have to Breece D'J Pancake. Old-fashioned storytelling from modern Appalachia.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Tyrant Books
ISBN-10
0988518392
ISBN-13
9780988518391
eBay Product ID (ePID)
219626789

Product Key Features

Book Title
Sarah Book
Author
Scott Mcclanahan
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, Literary
Publication Year
2017
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
150 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
9.5 Oz

Additional Product Features

Reviews
Remarkably painful, funny, and grotesque, The Sarah Book offers a particularly American form of abjection. But what's remarkable is less the way McClanahan makes us gawk at this sodden car wreck of a life, but the way in which, despite all the messing up, he manages to touch on something tender and altogether human., "Scott McClanahan''s The Sarah Book is a furious exhalation of love and hurt and hate and tenderness and anger. This is a chronicle of a couple coming together and breaking apart. There is courage in these pages because so much of what McClanahan details is ugly and desperate and raw--everything, food, drink, love, heartbreak, to excess. The writing is so intimate you want to reach into the book to save this man from himself but you can''t. That impossibility is what makes this book so memorable, so powerful." --Roxane Gay "Scott McClanahan''s writing is so pure, honest and immediately engaging, it felt like I wasn''t just reading prose: it felt like I was reading the prose. THE SARAH BOOK is hilarious, unflinching and deeply sad. Its every chapter, every page, every observation an addictive delight. I read it in one sitting and days later am still stumbling around from its unexpected wallop." --Maria Semple The Sarah Book (Tyrant Books, June ''17) is indie lit icon Scott McClanahan''s semi-autobiographical novel about love and loss in contemporary West Virginia. The Sarah Book is as humorous as it is sad, as tragic as it is hopeful, and as redeeming as it is damned. Through McClanahan''s unique Appalachian vision, we watch a young couple fall in love, begin their life together and then fall apart as the marriage breaks down. The story is told all with the purple mountains and Wal-Marts of modern life in Appalachia as the backdrop. McClanahan weaves the telling of his life through a mix of language akin to the Romantic poets and hick twang that is unforgettable. "The romance and destruction of a marriage. I couldn''t put it down. Written with all the punches left in. McClanahan shows us the dents and scrapes and breakdowns of a man trying to be to a husband and father while at the same time sabotaging the very things he loves. Unnerving but remarkable." --Willy Vlautin "Remarkably painful, funny, and grotesque, The Sarah Book offers a particularly American form of abjection. But what''s remarkable is less the way McClanahan makes us gawk at this sodden car wreck of a life, but the way in which, despite all the messing up, he manages to touch on something tender and altogether human." --Brian Evenson "Welcomely (and sometimes uncomfortably) honest, incredibly funny, and strangely beautiful." --Vox "McClanahan writes as if he might be the illegitimate literary offspring produced from an accidental coupling of Flannery O''Connor and Harry Crews after a long night of bourbon drinking and something going awry during the birth." --3:AM Scott McClanahan writes like Walt Whitman and Barry Hannah had a love child who grew up addicted to speed and porn and The History Channel. I''ve never read anything with so much wide-armed, grief-stricken love inside descriptions of strip clubs and drug deals and excrement and road kill and drunkenness and child neglect. I feel like there''s almost no way to describe the book, it''s so packed--like McClanahan flung his arms open and gathered all the objects and people and emotions in his world, then compressed them into three-hundred thousand tiny quivering black marks, each one ready to explode with the slightest touch. I can''t come up with a single adjective to capture the multiplicity of emotions I experienced as a reader, so I''ll just say that The Sarah Book is a crazy heartbreaking surprising sad delicious desperate horrifying hilarious ride." --Jamie Quatro The Sarah Book is the saddest song you''ve ever heard. It''s the last sip of whiskey from a bottle that''s been kicking around for too long. It''s a mixed-up story of a great romance gone awry, told in Scott McClanahan''s distinctive voice. The main characters are true love, paranoia, the devil, and God. It''s set in parking lots and strip clubs and in shopping malls. It''s fiction and it''s memoir and it''s also neither of those things. It''s a hell of a read. --The Fader, McClanahan writes as if he might be the illegitimate literary offspring produced from an accidental coupling of Flannery O'Connor and Harry Crews after a long night of bourbon drinking and something going awry during the birth., Scott McClanahan's writing is so pure, honest and immediately engaging, it felt like I wasn't just reading prose: it felt like I was reading the prose. THE SARAH BOOK is hilarious, unflinching and deeply sad. Its every chapter, every page, every observation an addictive delight. I read it in one sitting and days later am still stumbling around from its unexpected wallop., Scott McClanahan writes like Walt Whitman and Barry Hannah had a love child who grew up addicted to speed and porn and The History Channel. I've never read anything with so much wide-armed, grief-stricken love inside descriptions of strip clubs and drug deals and excrement and road kill and drunkenness and child neglect. I feel like there's almost no way to describe the book, it's so packed--like McClanahan flung his arms open and gathered all the objects and people and emotions in his world, then compressed them into three-hundred thousand tiny quivering black marks, each one ready to explode with the slightest touch. I can't come up with a single adjective to capture the multiplicity of emotions I experienced as a reader, so I'll just say that The Sarah Book is a crazy heartbreaking surprising sad delicious desperate horrifying hilarious ride.", The romance and destruction of a marriage. I couldn't put it down. Written with all the punches left in. McClanahan shows us the dents and scrapes and breakdowns of a man trying to be to a husband and father while at the same time sabotaging the very things he loves. Unnerving but remarkable., Scott McClanahan's The Sarah Book is a furious exhalation of love and hurt and hate and tenderness and anger. This is a chronicle of a couple coming together and breaking apart. There is courage in these pages because so much of what McClanahan details is ugly and desperate and raw--everything, food, drink, love, heartbreak, to excess. The writing is so intimate you want to reach into the book to save this man from himself but you can't. That impossibility is what makes this book so memorable, so powerful., The Sarah Book (Tyrant Books, June '17) is indie lit icon Scott McClanahan's semi-autobiographical novel about love and loss in contemporary West Virginia. The Sarah Book is as humorous as it is sad, as tragic as it is hopeful, and as redeeming as it is damned. Through McClanahan's unique Appalachian vision, we watch a young couple fall in love, begin their life together and then fall apart as the marriage breaks down. The story is told all with the purple mountains and Wal-Marts of modern life in Appalachia as the backdrop. McClanahan weaves the telling of his life through a mix of language akin to the Romantic poets and hick twang that is unforgettable.
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