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'The prose carries the momentum of the novel. It is driven, virtuoso. The pace counterbalances the weight of the prose ... a formidable, demanding achievement' Irish Times.
'Collins's first novel for six years is an easy read, thanks to his seemingly effortless way with words' Daily Mail.
'Recalls some of the farce and faux noir of early Coen Brothers films' --The Best New Fiction, Mail on Sunday.
'Contrasting current squalor with heroic origins, Collins' take on American culture is partly nostalgic, partly satirical, but always observant and knowledgeable' --Sunday Times
'An incredibly distinguished writer ... Collins has an extraordinary command of the English language. Some of the writing in The Death of All Things Seen is undeniably beautiful, and it's in these sections that this talent shines through' --Irish Examiner
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'Collins's first novel for six years is an easy read, thanks to his seemingly effortless way with words' Daily Mail.
'Recalls some of the farce and faux noir of early Coen Brothers films' --The Best New Fiction, Mail on Sunday.
'Contrasting current squalor with heroic origins, Collins' take on American culture is partly nostalgic, partly satirical, but always observant and knowledgeable' --Sunday Times
'An incredibly distinguished writer ... Collins has an extraordinary command of the English language. Some of the writing in The Death of All Things Seen is undeniably beautiful, and it's in these sections that this talent shines through' --Irish Examiner
From the Booker-shortlisted Irish author, what happens when the world is forced to face up to the mistakes of the past?
Helen Price, recently diagnosed with cancer, drives into a lake, setting in chain a series of events that culminates in the arrival of a letter with news of a strange legacy. In Chicago, Helen's son, playwright Norman Price, is facing a major crisis that will engulf everything - his work, his sexuality, his life. Meanwhile, in Canada, Nate Feldman is learning the truth about his father and the figure he knew as the Other Woman - and facing the implications of his unwanted inheritance.
Set in Chicago, in the fallout from the financial meltdown of 2008, this is a deeply moving novel about complex identities and the fragility of humanity.
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- ÉditeurHead of Zeus
- Date d'édition2016
- ISBN 10 1784974943
- ISBN 13 9781784974947
- ReliureRelié
- Nombre de pages400
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