Jackdaw
Autor Tade Thompsonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 8 apr 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781739440527
ISBN-10: 1739440528
Pagini: 160
Dimensiuni: 132 x 198 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Cheerio Publishing Ltd
Colecția Cheerio Publishing Ltd
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1739440528
Pagini: 160
Dimensiuni: 132 x 198 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Cheerio Publishing Ltd
Colecția Cheerio Publishing Ltd
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
Notă biografică
Born in London to Yoruba parents, Tade Thompson is a writer best known for his Arthur C Clarke Award- and Nommo Award-winning novel Rosewater, and the Shirley Jackson Award nominated novella The Murders of Molly Southbourne. His novels, novellas and short stories have also been finalists for the Locus Awards, the Hugo Award, the Philip K. Dick Award and the British Science Fiction Award, among others. He lives and works in the United Kingdom.
Recenzii
The most disturbing work of horror Thompson has produced.
Jackdaw is an original and compelling account of a writer so desperate not to short-change his subject that he descends into a cycle of degradation and madness.
This darkly weird thunderbolt of a novella ... By the end you can practically taste the tang of scorched earth in the air.
A darkly brilliant meditation on art, obsession and identity.
Jackdaw blurs the lines of fiction and memoir and reality itself, and the result is as disturbing as it is thrilling. Tade Thompson, this mad genius, somehow created a literary equivalent of a Francis Bacon painting. I'm in awe.
Like Joyce's Nighttown sequence, Jackdaw dwells timelessly along some ever-undefined border between dreams, the actual, the creatively imagined, and hard-edged hallucination. It is brutal, unremitting and, very much in its own steadfast manner, brilliant.
A wild and febrile romp through the author's brilliant imagination, this is a fever dream of a book which depicts an unsettling, absurd and sometimes comedic transgression of social norms and an ascent to the glorious echelons of madness.
By turns disturbing and hilarious, Jackdaw gets closer to Bacon's appalling truths about humanity and the treacherous flesh that embodies it than any non-fictional work could do ... Thompson's prose, contaminated by Bacon's unflinching view of the human animal, makes for vital, unsettling reading.
Jackdaw is an original and compelling account of a writer so desperate not to short-change his subject that he descends into a cycle of degradation and madness.
This darkly weird thunderbolt of a novella ... By the end you can practically taste the tang of scorched earth in the air.
A darkly brilliant meditation on art, obsession and identity.
Jackdaw blurs the lines of fiction and memoir and reality itself, and the result is as disturbing as it is thrilling. Tade Thompson, this mad genius, somehow created a literary equivalent of a Francis Bacon painting. I'm in awe.
Like Joyce's Nighttown sequence, Jackdaw dwells timelessly along some ever-undefined border between dreams, the actual, the creatively imagined, and hard-edged hallucination. It is brutal, unremitting and, very much in its own steadfast manner, brilliant.
A wild and febrile romp through the author's brilliant imagination, this is a fever dream of a book which depicts an unsettling, absurd and sometimes comedic transgression of social norms and an ascent to the glorious echelons of madness.
By turns disturbing and hilarious, Jackdaw gets closer to Bacon's appalling truths about humanity and the treacherous flesh that embodies it than any non-fictional work could do ... Thompson's prose, contaminated by Bacon's unflinching view of the human animal, makes for vital, unsettling reading.