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Publication Name
Arkady
Title
Arkady
EAN
9781910695517
ISBN
9781910695517
Release Date
03/21/2018
Release Year
2018
Country/Region of Manufacture
GB
Book Title
Arkady
Item Length
7.7in
Publisher
Fitzcarraldo Editions
Publication Year
2018
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.7in
Author
Patrick Langley
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Literary, Coming of Age
Item Width
5in
Item Weight
9.2 Oz
Number of Pages
240 Pages

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Brothers Jackson and Frank live on the margins of a big urban sprawl. From abandoned tower blocks to gleaming skyscrapers, their city is brutal, beautiful and divided. As tensions bubble to the surface and the teeming metropolis is pushed to the brink, the young brothers sail off in search of the Red Citadel and its promise of another way of life. A portrait of modern urban living, Patrick Langley's debut Arkady is a brilliant coming-of-age novel as brimming with vitality as the city itself.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Fitzcarraldo Editions
ISBN-10
1910695513
ISBN-13
9781910695517
eBay Product ID (ePID)
242833004

Product Key Features

Book Title
Arkady
Author
Patrick Langley
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Literary, Coming of Age
Publication Year
2018
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
240 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
7.7in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
5in
Item Weight
9.2 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Pr6112
Reviews
"'A distinctly post-Brexit novel, Arkady is set in an unnamed city that both is and isn't London, thick with the atmosphere of the riots of 2011, and the stricken, devastated aura of the days after the Grenfell fire. It is oblique, and bleak: it is never quite clear what has happened or is happening, what is it about our world that has finally broken or overflowed.... But there is always a flutter of hope in the dark, and in Arkady it dwells in the unshakeable brotherly love between the novel's two heroes, Jackson and Frank [whose] relationship is so beautifully etched ... Arkady suggests that we'll build our own arcadias out of the dreams that haunt us, both threatening and protective.' - Lauren Elkin, The Guardian 'Arkady raises questions about what happens after capitalism finally collapses.... It's difficult not to think of JG Ballard throughout, but Langley's unforgiving urban scapes also recall the sound of dubstep pioneer Burial or early pirate-station grime. The prose crackles with energy as the narrative follows the constant movement by placing the reader on a well-oiled tracking dolly, often zooming out to remind us of the bigger picture. Langley is a highly visual writer and Arkady an assured allegorical debut about a near-future Britain that is potentially only a recession or two away.' - Ben Myers, New Statesman '[A] timely evocation of social strife at a time of increasing political polarisation. The novel's preoccupation with the invisible socio-economic topography of the city (""maps of ownership, maps of property, maps of power"") will resonate with anyone who has pondered the vexed question of gentrification and housing inequality.... Langley's bleak vision of a city effectively at war with its inhabitants - on behalf of the property moguls and financial speculators who own it - is a pointed extrapolation of the present state of things.' - The Irish Times 'I haven't been able to stop thinking about [Arkady] - such a tender, hopeful tale of brotherhood and belonging, set against vividly imagined urban topographies. I haven't read anything like it in ages.' - Sophie Mackintosh, author of The Water Cure", ''A distinctly post-Brexit novel, [ Arkady ] is set in an unnamed city that both is and isn''t London, thick with the atmosphere of the riots of 2011, and the stricken, devastated aura of the days after the Grenfell fire. It is oblique, and bleak: it is never quite clear what has happened or is happening, what is it about our world that has finally broken or overflowed. ... But there is always a flutter of hope in the dark, and in Arkady it dwells in the unshakeable brotherly love between the novel''s two heroes, Jackson and Frank [whose] relationship is so beautifully etched ... Arkady suggests that we''ll build our own arcadias out of the dreams that haunt us, both threatening and protective.'' -- Lauren Elkin, The Guardian ''Thick with smoky atmosphere and beautifully controlled - this is a vivid and very fine debut.'' -- Kevin Barry, author of City of Bohane ''Though the plot remains firmly within a vice of gritty reality, the prose at times takes on a mythical quality, as man and nature coalesce in a seamless union ... These are the moments where Arcadia, that utopian idyll, feels within reach. ... Brotherly love emerges as the sweet aftertaste of the novel, precisely because Langley evokes their relationship with such verisimilitude.'' -- Matt Janney, Culture Trip ''Patrick Langley''s Arkady is a strange trip -- luminescent, jagged and beautiful. A debut novel that twists, compels, descends and soars. I highly recommend it.'' -- Jenni Fagan, author of The Panopticon '' Arkady traces the lives of two brothers from early childhood, following their treacherous journey together through forbidding urban wastelands, towards some kind of redemption or hope. It''s a gripping story, and Langley''s rich language and profound empathy combine to make Arkady an incredibly powerful novel.'' -- Maya Kalev, Dazed '' Arkady is a utopian project: not the top-down kind that never works, but the bottom-up kind that (in this case anyway) works so well it reclaims something of the world. It''s hand-built, beautifully, from loose memories, salvaged people, and wild blooms of the psychogeographical sublime. Tense, vivid and humane, this novel gives us not only a dark future but also - over the horizon, past the next riverbend, through that hole in the fence - a chance of saving ourselves from it.'' -- Ned Beauman, author of Boxer, Beetle ''Langley''s invented metropolis was a joy to spend time in. In my visual imagination, it looked as if it had been half-painted by L. S. Lowry and finished off by H. R. Giger. And the ambience was a little bit Stalker , and a little bit Tekkonkinkreet . But then at the heart of it all was this complex, tender relationship between brothers, and Langley''s writing - which somehow managed to be both unembellished and evocative.'' -- Sara Baume, author of A Line Made by Walking ''The Romulus and Remus of a refugee nation embark upon a drift across livid cities, liberatory canals and compromised occupations in a parallel present mere millimetres from our own. Langley gives to the reader the taste of the Molotov fumes and the bloody heft of the personal-political in this propulsive, acid fable, a dérive for the age of urbex. How can the orphaned subject escape the surveillance state? Read on to find out. We, also, are in Arcadia.'' -- Mark Blacklock, author of I''m Jack ''[A] timely evocation of social strife at a time of increasing political polarisation. The novel''s preoccupation with the invisible socio-economic topography of the city ("maps of ownership, maps of property, maps of power") will resonate with anyone who has pondered the vexed question of gentrification and housing inequality. ... Langley''s bleak vision of a city effectively at war with its inhabitants - on behalf of the property moguls and financial speculators who own it - is a pointed extrapolation of the present state of things.'' -- The Irish Times, 'Thick with smoky atmosphere and beautifully controlled - this is a vivid and very fine debut.' -- Kevin Barry, author of City of Bohane 'Patrick Langley's Arkady is a strange trip -- luminescent, jagged and beautiful. A debut novel that twists, compels, descends and soars. I highly recommend it.' -- Jenni Fagan, author of The Panopticon ' Arkady is a utopian project: not the top-down kind that never works, but the bottom-up kind that (in this case anyway) works so well it reclaims something of the world. It's hand-built, beautifully, from loose memories, salvaged people, and wild blooms of the psychogeographical sublime. Tense, vivid and humane, this novel gives us not only a dark future but also - over the horizon, past the next riverbend, through that hole in the fence - a chance of saving ourselves from it.' -- Ned Beauman, author of Boxer, Beetle 'Langley's invented metropolis was a joy to spend time in. In my visual imagination, it looked as if it had been half-painted by L. S. Lowry and finished off by H. R. Giger. And the ambience was a little bit Stalker , and a little bit Tekkonkinkreet . But then at the heart of it all was this complex, tender relationship between brothers, and Langley's writing - which somehow managed to be both unembellished and evocative.' -- Sara Baume, author of A Line Made by Walking 'The Romulus and Remus of a refugee nation embark upon a drift across livid cities, liberatory canals and compromised occupations in a parallel present mere millimetres from our own. Langley gives to the reader the taste of the Molotov fumes and the bloody heft of the personal-political in this propulsive, acid fable, a dérive for the age of urbex. How can the orphaned subject escape the surveillance state? Read on to find out. We, also, are in Arcadia.' -- Mark Blacklock, author of I'm Jack, 'Thick with smoky atmosphere and beautifully controlled - this is a vivid and very fine debut.' -- Kevin Barry, author of City of Bohane 'Patrick Langley's Arkady is a strange trip -- luminescent, jagged and beautiful. A debut novel that twists, compels, descends and soars. I highly recommend it.' -- Jenni Fagan, author of The Panopticon ' Arkady is a utopian project: not the top-down kind that never works, but the bottom-up kind that (in this case anyway) works so well it reclaims something of the world. It's hand-built, beautifully, from loose memories, salvaged people, and wild blooms of the psychogeographical sublime. Tense, vivid and humane, this novel gives us not only a dark future but also - over the horizon, past the next riverbend, through that hole in the fence - a chance of saving ourselves from it.' -- Ned Beauman, author of Boxer, Beetle 'Langley's invented metropolis was a joy to spend time in. In my visual imagination, it looked as if it had been half-painted by L. S. Lowry and finished off by H. R. Giger. And the ambience was a little bit Stalker , and a little bit Tekkonkinkreet . But then at the heart of it all was this complex, tender relationship between brothers, and Langley's writing - which somehow managed to be both unembellished and evocative.' -- Sara Baume, author of A Line Made by Walking 'The Romulus and Remus of a refugee nation embark upon a drift across livid cities, liberatory canals and compromised occupations in a parallel present mere millimetres from our own. Langley gives to the reader the taste of the Molotov fumes and the bloody heft of the personal-political in this propulsive, acid fable, a drive for the age of urbex. How can the orphaned subject escape the surveillance state? Read on to find out. We, also, are in Arcadia.' -- Mark Blacklock, author of I'm Jack
Copyright Date
2018
Lccn
2018-404680
Dewey Decimal
823/.92
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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