The Mountain Can Wait
Autor Sarah Leipcigeren Limba Engleză Paperback – 10 mar 2016
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781472223920
ISBN-10: 1472223926
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 135 x 199 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.22 kg
Editura: Headline
Colecția Tinder Press
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1472223926
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 135 x 199 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.22 kg
Editura: Headline
Colecția Tinder Press
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Recenzii
The heart of this story is the love between father and son, and the backdrop is spectacular; Leipciger's descriptions of the scenery are splendid and intensely evocative
A deft and beautiful novel about all that is untameable and wild, in both the landscape and in ourselves
Clear and beautiful, like swimming in a mountain lake
A tragedy about a silent father and a wounded son... rigorous beauty
THE MOUNTAIN CAN WAIT is a taut, psychologically gripping novel populated by original characters constantly at battle with nature, family, society, and themselves. This is a book that kept me up at night. Leipciger has Margaret Atwood's rare flair for crafting an intelligent and suspenseful novel
The Mountain Can Wait is as haunting, wild and compelling as the landscape it describes
Haunting and beautiful
Leipciger beautifully captures the tender and mercurial relationship between father and son. These are characters you care about, flawed and haunted, existing in the hard yet undeniably radiant world of the Canadian mountains
Despite being a first novel, the author already displays a powerful facility with language, setting, and character that in future work will undoubtedly make her a master
Leipciger beautifully captures the volatile relationship between father and son
A hauntingly brilliant tale of a father searching for his lost son
It's a mesmerising story of misunderstandings set against the beautiful backdrop of the Canadian woods, poetically described by Leipciger
Throughout this simple, stirring story she writes with great poignancy and invites the reader into a colourfully rendered world of looming trees, ominous mountains and natural hazards
A deft and beautiful novel about all that is untameable and wild, in both the landscape and in ourselves
Clear and beautiful, like swimming in a mountain lake
A tragedy about a silent father and a wounded son... rigorous beauty
THE MOUNTAIN CAN WAIT is a taut, psychologically gripping novel populated by original characters constantly at battle with nature, family, society, and themselves. This is a book that kept me up at night. Leipciger has Margaret Atwood's rare flair for crafting an intelligent and suspenseful novel
The Mountain Can Wait is as haunting, wild and compelling as the landscape it describes
Haunting and beautiful
Leipciger beautifully captures the tender and mercurial relationship between father and son. These are characters you care about, flawed and haunted, existing in the hard yet undeniably radiant world of the Canadian mountains
Despite being a first novel, the author already displays a powerful facility with language, setting, and character that in future work will undoubtedly make her a master
Leipciger beautifully captures the volatile relationship between father and son
A hauntingly brilliant tale of a father searching for his lost son
It's a mesmerising story of misunderstandings set against the beautiful backdrop of the Canadian woods, poetically described by Leipciger
Throughout this simple, stirring story she writes with great poignancy and invites the reader into a colourfully rendered world of looming trees, ominous mountains and natural hazards
Notă biografică
Sarah Leipciger was born in Peterborough, Canada. She spent her teenage years in Toronto, later moving to Vancouver Island to study Creative Writing and English literature at the University of Victoria. Leipciger left Canada in 2001 for Korea and South East Asia, and currently lives in London with her husband and three children, where she teaches creative writing to men in prison.