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The Fall

Autor Simon Mawer
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 feb 2004
- Simon Mawer is increasingly recognized as "a world-class novelist" (Christian Science Monitor) whose fiction appeals to readers of Ian McEwan, Peter Carey, A. S. Byatt, Michael Ondaatje et al.- A compulsively readable love story that's sure to be popular with reading groups.- Hardcover ISBN: 0-316-09780-2
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780316735599
ISBN-10: 0316735590
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 139 x 210 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Editura: Little, Brown and Company

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Rob and Jamie are great friends from childhood. They have grown up together and become top climbers, but have since become estranged. Rob is nevertheless amazed and grief-stricken when he hears of Jamie's death after a fall on a relatively easy Welsh rockface.

The past, though, hides the secret clues behind the tragedy. Layer by layer Simon Mawer peels back what happened, going not only into the friends' childhoods but that of their parents - who were also intimate. And there is no escaping that past - vividly imagined scenes in the London of the Blitz reveal how through two generations Rob and Jamie and their respective parents have been addicted - to desire and the heady dangers of climbing.

Brilliantly structured as we move from past to present and back again, this novel will make Simon Mawer's literary reputation.

Recenzii

Wonderful and surprising. An absolute joy to read. Simon Mawer has entered the first rank of British novelists
Simon Mawer's work is rich with a desire to see through to the core of things
A haiku in ice . . . His narrative surges with an energy that thrusts the story forward to the very last page, from which a startling new light shines on all that has gone before
Simon Mawer has created an exemplary model of a satisfying read