Thackeray
Autor D. J. Tayloren Limba Engleză Paperback – 7 apr 2011
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780099563259
ISBN-10: 0099563258
Pagini: 530
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 31 mm
Greutate: 0.63 kg
Editura: Vintage Publishing
ISBN-10: 0099563258
Pagini: 530
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 31 mm
Greutate: 0.63 kg
Editura: Vintage Publishing
Notă biografică
D.J. Taylor was born in Norwich in 1960. He is a novelist, critic and acclaimed biographer, whose biography of Thackeray was a critically-acclaimed success and whose Orwell: The Life won the Whitbread Biography prize in 2003. His most recent books are Kept: A Victorian Mystery (a Publishers Weekly Book of the Year), Bright Young People: The Rise and Fall of a Generation 1918-1940, and the novels Ask Alice, At the Chime of a City Clock and, most recently, Derby Day.
Recenzii
"Brilliant...the most enjoyable and skillful biography I have read this year." --A.N. Wilson, Literary Review
"Outstanding...a formidable critical and imaginative intelligence at work." --Frank McLynn, Evening Standard
"An accomplished, responsible, imaginative reconstruction of life, and of a life. Thackeray has come home" -- Victoria Glendinning Spectator "Wonderful... An outstanding biography. It is unlikely there will be a better one for years to come" -- Kathryn Hughes Mail on Sunday "A compelling biography... Taylor succeeds always in evoking a rich sense of context...without losing the narrative momentum" -- Michael Slater New Statesman "A richly detailed book... Taylor writes with verve and affection and is shrewdly perceptive" -- John Carey Sunday Times "Outstanding... On every page there is evidence of a formidable critical and imaginative intelligence at work... A splendid book" -- Frank McLynn Evening Standard
"Brilliant... A most enjoyable and skilful biography" -- A. N. Wilson "An accomplished, responsible, imaginative reconstruction of life, and of a life. Thackeray has come home" -- Victoria Glendinning Spectator "Wonderful... An outstanding biography. It is unlikely there will be a better one for years to come" -- Kathryn Hughes Mail on Sunday "A compelling biography... Taylor succeeds always in evoking a rich sense of context...without losing the narrative momentum" -- Michael Slater New Statesman "A richly detailed book... Taylor writes with verve and affection and is shrewdly perceptive" -- John Carey Sunday Times
"Outstanding...a formidable critical and imaginative intelligence at work." --Frank McLynn, Evening Standard
"An accomplished, responsible, imaginative reconstruction of life, and of a life. Thackeray has come home" -- Victoria Glendinning Spectator "Wonderful... An outstanding biography. It is unlikely there will be a better one for years to come" -- Kathryn Hughes Mail on Sunday "A compelling biography... Taylor succeeds always in evoking a rich sense of context...without losing the narrative momentum" -- Michael Slater New Statesman "A richly detailed book... Taylor writes with verve and affection and is shrewdly perceptive" -- John Carey Sunday Times "Outstanding... On every page there is evidence of a formidable critical and imaginative intelligence at work... A splendid book" -- Frank McLynn Evening Standard
"Brilliant... A most enjoyable and skilful biography" -- A. N. Wilson "An accomplished, responsible, imaginative reconstruction of life, and of a life. Thackeray has come home" -- Victoria Glendinning Spectator "Wonderful... An outstanding biography. It is unlikely there will be a better one for years to come" -- Kathryn Hughes Mail on Sunday "A compelling biography... Taylor succeeds always in evoking a rich sense of context...without losing the narrative momentum" -- Michael Slater New Statesman "A richly detailed book... Taylor writes with verve and affection and is shrewdly perceptive" -- John Carey Sunday Times