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    Sarah Elaine Smith

    Edité par Penguin Books UK, Hamish Hamilton Jul 2019, 2019

    ISBN 10 : 024140097XISBN 13 : 9780241400975

    Vendeur : AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, Allemagne

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    Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Richly atmospheric and darkly unforgettable, an astonishing American debut about lost innocence and life on the ragged margins of society'Lyrical, sexy, humane, and just a total pleasure to read' Elif Batuman, author of The Idiot 'Remarkable. Fiction debuts this accomplished don't come along very often. Smith is a writer of immense talent and rare imagination [and] this novel reads like a miracle' - NPR'To be honest, we just weren't looking that hard. Nobody knew where to search and it was summer vacation anyway - but that wasn't the reason nobody looked for Jude.'One summer, a teenager disappears from Deep Valley, Pennsylvania. Jude is beautiful, intelligent, and mixed race. The cops search for her - but not as hard as they would if she were a white girl. Watching this mystery unfold is Cindy, a younger girl from a white trash family, who has idolised Jude for years. And so, in the absence of anyone to give a damn about her, Cindy starts to slip out of her own life and into the space Jude left behind.Marilou Is Everywhere is a story about the desperation to escape - and the terrible, intimate crimes we commit to do so. Swimming in the rich melancholia of rural America, it is a fall from grace, a moral provocation, and a heartbreaking account of life in the margins.