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Tropper, Jonathan

 
9780099461234: Bush Falls

Synopsis

Joe Goffman's vicious first novel has savaged the reputation of Bush Falls. When a family emergency summons him back to the town he left 17 years ago, he's not surprised at the welcome he receives: milk-shakes thrown in his face, copies of his novel pelting his house and violent threats to blow up his shiny new Mercedes. But the more Bush Falls resents Joe, the more it becomes obvious that Joe cannot turn his back on Bush Falls. As he walks along the familiar streets, memories return to haunt him with a vengeance -- about a secret love affair, an old friendship and a tragic death. Now, decades later, Joe has to face his past without resorting to his pen. And with the help of some very old friends, he might just be able to learn something -- if he manages to survive his homecoming.

At once hilarious and bittersweet, Bush Falls is a tale of the double-edged rewards of fame, revenge and redemption as a writer takes on a village and the ghosts of his past.

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À propos de l'auteur

Jonathan Tropper attended the creative writing program at New York University Graduate School of Arts and Science, where he received a Masters degree, and his novels Plan B, Bush Falls and, most recently, Everything Changes (Heinemann, June 2005) have been translated into more than ten languages. Bush Falls is currently in developement at Warner Brothers and Everything Changes at Sony Pictures. Jonathan lives with his wife and two children in Westchester, New York where he is currently working on a new novel. Visit his website at www.jonathantropper.com.

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