The Stress of Her Regard - Couverture souple

Powers, Tim

 
9780441790975: The Stress of Her Regard

Synopsis

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Revue de presse

Tim Powers is a brilliant writer... Wonderfully original'
--William Gibson

'Tim Powers has long been one of my absolutely favourite writers, those whose new books I snatch up as soon as they appear... Narrative sparkle, great dialogue, speculative imagination, and emotional power.'
--Peter Straub

'Philip K. Dick felt that one day Tim Powers would be one of our greatest fantasy writers. Phil was right.'
--Roger Zelazny

'Historical fact, dazzling flights of imagination, and wonderful suspense.'
--Dean Koontz

'Tim Powers is the apostle of gonzo history... [He] promises marvels and horrors, and delivers them all.'
--Orson Scott Card

'Powers' novels are big in every sense: vast in scope, philosophically deep, impeccably wrought.'
--Guardian

'One of the most original and innovative writers of fantasy currently working.'
--Washington Post

Powers' stellar supernatural thriller... Powers works an impressively original variation on the vampire theme... The meticulous attention to historical and literary detail grounds the story solidly in its period and enhances its imaginative reach. --Publishers Weekly

Présentation de l'éditeur

The secret history of the Romantic poets: Powers masterfully recasts the tragic lives of the Romantics into a uniquely frightening tale. Lake Geneva, 1816: As Byron and Shelley row on the peaceful waters of Lake Geneva, a sudden squall threatens to capsize them. But this is no natural event - something has risen from the lake itself to attack them. Kent, 1816: Michael Crawford's wife is brutally murdered on their wedding night as he sleeps peacefully beside her - and a vengeful ghost claims Crawford as her own husband. Crawford's quest to escape his supernatural wife will force him to travel the Continent in the company of the most creative, most doomed poets of his age. Byron, Keats and Shelley all have a part to play in his fate, and the fate of Europe.

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