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Strangers at the Port

Strangers at the Port

Av Lauren Aimee Curtis, lest av Danielle Carter, Jessica Douglas-Henry, Sam Peter Jackson, 2023.


From one of Granta's Best of Young British Novelists

LydbokEngelsk
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Produktinformasjon
Format
Lydbok, nedlastbar
Kopibeskyttelse
SDRM
Lest av
Danielle Carter, Jessica Douglas-Henry, Sam Peter Jackson
Varighet
4t 13m
Utgivelsesår
2023
Første salgsdato
03.08.2023
Forlag
Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Språk
Engelsk
ISBN
9781399608206
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Curtis - who was included on Granta's recent Best of Young British Novelists list - writes dazzlingly confident prose, too rich to be called spare yet without any superfluous weight. She writes the island as if she were Celine Sciamma shooting Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Francesca Peacock, TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT

An incredible novel about how the quiet, ritualistic lives of a pair sisters are shaken by the arrival of strangers on their island

Anna Bonet, THE I PAPER

Strangers at the Port is both a fascinating delve into the small, personal stories sacrificed to the grander sweep of history and a provocative creation of a fable for our times

Emily Rhodes, THE SPECTATOR

Lushly poetic

Lucy Thynne, LITERARY REVIEW

Reading this wonderfully oblique historical tale is a little like looking at the way light refracts through a prism: its meanings and impressions disperse along its journey to reveal what the author herself has termed 'the slippery overlap between history, fiction and memory' . . . Fascinating

Catherine Jarvie, MARIE CLAIRE, Best Books of 2023

Magnificent

Cal Revely-Calder, TELEGRAPH REVIEW, Books of the Year

A mesmeric and lyrical novel about a fictive island and its inhabitants, which eschews narrative convention in favour of something more elusive, fractured, and choral . . . truly original

Ralf Webb, GRANTA, Books of the Year
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