In 1960s Copenhagen, Sofie’s working-class father wins the Danish national lottery.
The money is enough to move his family from gritty Vesterbro into a grand brownstone in affluent Østerbro. Not enough for him to stop painting houses for a living.
For Sofie, the windfall changes everything.
Among the wealthy children of her new neighborhood, she is the house painter’s daughter. Among the friends she has left behind, she is suddenly the rich girl. At an age when she had assumed she knew exactly where she belonged, Sofie discovers that she belongs nowhere.
It is the first of many thresholds she will cross.
Education carries her into Denmark’s elite academic circles. Marriage carries her into one of the country’s most influential families. Her world expands into embassy galas, diplomatic circles, luxury hotels, Copenhagen and Madrid.
Then, before that life has fully begun, a single night alters its course.
Luminous, unsettling, and exacting, Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park is a work of moral gravity based on a true story. A novel about belonging where you were never meant to be.
“Original, exceptional, and a fascinating read from cover to cover … entertaining, thought-provoking, impressive level of literary excellence.” — Midwest Book Review
“A plainly stated, unsensationalist story that will grow inside you until you realise you've been profoundly moved... something bewitching about the way that Elsewhere is a Place in Central Park grows inside you as a reader. The choice of ending, too, is perfect...incredibly satisfying and rare.” — James Kinsley, Read Discovery
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Harrison Rose Tate's extensive role over the last two decades as a writer has largely been on behalf of corporations, often without a byline. Her work has appeared in essays, articles, technical publications, and archival formats. Her academic background includes a master's degree, but most of her insight comes from years spent inside the system; building it, running it, watching how it shapes the people who use it. After years of ghostwriting, consulting, and building systems for others, her newest titles have special meaning. They are the first major works published in her own name. They have been well-received. Although still new (2025-2026), her collection of books is already in library circulation in California (San Diego and Riverside Counties), Washington and Illinois, with more to come. Distribution is expanding all the time. Editorial reviews have been exceptionally positive, and her book Heavy Metal is a Sin won ECS Publishing's book of the year award. Tate has a classic, restrained approach and writes to endure. The topics resonate with readers, include diversity, global locations, breadth, history and well-written craft. Tate has lived and traveled throughout the world.
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Buch. Etat : Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Sofie has been married for decades.For most of those years, she has lived alone inside that marriage.Raised in a working-class neighborhood of Copenhagen, Sofie never imagined the life she would enter when she married into one of Denmark's most powerful families. Embassy galas. Luxury hotels. Political dinners. A world of quiet codes and inherited influence.But long before the public life settles around her, a single tragic event reshapes everything. What follows is not a dramatic collapse, but something slower and more dangerous: silence, distance, and the steady loss of herself in rooms where she must remain composed.From Copenhagen to Madrid to New York, Sofie moves through beautiful spaces while her private world narrows. The marriage that elevates her also isolates her. The family that claims her offers status but not safety. What sparkles carries an undertow. What looks like success can feel like exile.Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park is a psychologically intimate novel about the cost of crossing thresholds that cannot be uncrossed. It asks what happens when belonging requires endurance, and whether a life can be reclaimed after it has quietly drifted away.Based on a true story, this is a novel about proximity without closeness, about the unseen turning points that shape a life, and about the quiet courage required to face them.'Original, exceptional, and an fascinating read from cover to cover, Tate has raised her entertaining and thought-provoking novel to an impressive level of literary excellence. While an especially and unreservedly recommended pick for community and college/university library Contemporary American Literary Fiction collections, it should be noted for personal reading lists that the hardcover edition of 'Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park' from ECS Publishing is also available in a paperback book format.' - Midwest Book Review 366 pp. Englisch. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798994988008
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Sofie has been married for decades.For most of those years, she has lived alone inside that marriage.Raised in a working-class neighborhood of Copenhagen, Sofie never imagined the life she would enter when she married into one of Denmark's most powerful families. Embassy galas. Luxury hotels. Political dinners. A world of quiet codes and inherited influence.But long before the public life settles around her, a single tragic event reshapes everything. What follows is not a dramatic collapse, but something slower and more dangerous: silence, distance, and the steady loss of herself in rooms where she must remain composed.From Copenhagen to Madrid to New York, Sofie moves through beautiful spaces while her private world narrows. The marriage that elevates her also isolates her. The family that claims her offers status but not safety. What sparkles carries an undertow. What looks like success can feel like exile.Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park is a psychologically intimate novel about the cost of crossing thresholds that cannot be uncrossed. It asks what happens when belonging requires endurance, and whether a life can be reclaimed after it has quietly drifted away.Based on a true story, this is a novel about proximity without closeness, about the unseen turning points that shape a life, and about the quiet courage required to face them."Original, exceptional, and an fascinating read from cover to cover, Tate has raised her entertaining and thought-provoking novel to an impressive level of literary excellence. While an especially and unreservedly recommended pick for community and college/university library Contemporary American Literary Fiction collections, it should be noted for personal reading lists that the hardcover edition of 'Elsewhere Is a Place in Central Park' from ECS Publishing is also available in a paperback book format." - Midwest Book Review From embassy galas to luxury hotels, from Copenhagen to Madrid to New York, what sparkles carries its own undertow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798994988008
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