Roscoe takes us through the streets of San Francisco-a man without a home, but with a sharp, unrelenting way of seeing a world that has largely stopped noticing him. Over the course of twelve hours, he takes us through his day: unfiltered, darkly humorous, and disarmingly precise.What unfolds is not only a life on the margins, but a sustained reckoning with society itself-its indifference, its contradictions, and its fleeting moments of grace. Through Roscoe's voice, we encounter violence and vulnerability, chance meetings and fractured conversations, as well as moments of unexpected kindness-what remains when everything else is stripped away.In a voice that is both irreverent and deeply humane, ROSCOE moves between confession and confrontation. It is at once an intimate, voice-led portrait of one man and a wider exploration of the fractured realities of modern America.Andrew J. Gregor's novel is unsentimental, unsettling, and ultimately compassionate-a reminder that those we overlook are never without thought, dignity, or a story worth hearing.
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Andrew J. Gregor, the pen name of Andrew James Gregor, was born in Beirut in 1962 to an English-Scottish father and a Turkish-Lebanese mother. He is an architect and author. Educated in the United Kingdom, he studied at the Oxford University School of Architecture before establishing an award-winning architectural practice in Germany and later working in California, where he became known for his focus on sustainable design. Shaped by an international upbringing and formative experiences in Beirut during the civil war, Gregor draws on a wide cultural and intellectual perspective in his writing. His novel ROSCOE offers a voice-driven portrait of life on the margins in contemporary America. His debut novel THEM (2024) received critical recognition.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Roscoe takes us through the streets of San Francisco-a man without a home, but with a sharp, unrelenting way of seeing a world that has largely stopped noticing him. Over the course of twelve hours, he takes us through his day: unfiltered, darkly humorous, and disarmingly precise.What unfolds is not only a life on the margins, but a sustained reckoning with society itself-its indifference, its contradictions, and its fleeting moments of grace. Through Roscoe's voice, we encounter violence and vulnerability, chance meetings and fractured conversations, as well as moments of unexpected kindness-what remains when everything else is stripped away.In a voice that is both irreverent and deeply humane, ROSCOE moves between confession and confrontation. It is at once an intimate, voice-led portrait of one man and a wider exploration of the fractured realities of modern America.Andrew J. Gregor's novel is unsentimental, unsettling, and ultimately compassionate-a reminder that those we overlook are never without thought, dignity, or a story worth hearing. Living on the streets of San Francisco, Roscoe takes us through a twelve-hour period in his day. Reluctant, precise, and disarming, his voice cuts through hardship to expose the blind spots of a fractured society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783912304701
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