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The Trapeze Artist

Autor Will Davis
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 mai 2013
As a schoolboy he secretly hated his drab, ordered world; now, at the age of forty, he is finally fleeing from a life he can no longer handle when he stumbles upon the circus. Not knowing why, only that he must, he follows after it, determined to build a new home and family.

The Trapeze Artist draws together the past, present and future of one life to create a work of startling dexterity and vision - a haunting and heartbreaking account of a child, a boy, a man, desperate to free himself from the suffocating weight of his desires, his family and his grief. It speaks of what it is to grow up gay in a straight world, to be unable to communicate with those you love, and above all, the longing to break away, and to swing higher and higher...
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781408831625
ISBN-10: 1408831627
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 196 x 130 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.22 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Paperbacks
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

Recenzii

An extraordinary tale of tragedy and failure in love, told with great panache
His best book yet
The past produces the present, and the present turns fearlessly into the future. With a double flourish, everything becomes clear ... the closing scene is heart-stopping
A page turning modern classic
An elegant, poignant and perceptive novel about growing up gay without the support of family, about falling and failing in love and about the freedom of eccentricity. A remarkable book

Conveys both the challenges of coming out and the extraordinary art of an aerialist so convincingly
PRAISE FOR MY SIDE OF THE STORY:
'Will Davis is a witty writer who effortlessly conjures up the frenetic detail of Jaz's sixteen-year-old world

A fresh and funny novel about growing up gay, with absolutely no help from a mad family. Davis gives his narrator a wonderfully wry outlook
The dialogue fizzes with savvy one-liners ... Davis's observations of the dysfunctions of family and school are as sharp as his prose is fresh, and his debut is intriguing, touching and entertaining