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The Fahrenheit Twins

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One of the most original and daring writers in English letters, Michel Faber shows his incredible mastery of wildly diverse literary forms with this, his long-awaited second collection of stories. Faber’ s characters in these 17 fictions are often dislocated— fragile beings confronting moments of fracture— in worlds that are both real and surreal. From the achingly sad lives of “ The Safehouse” to the moments of exquisite happiness in “ Vanilla-right Like Eminem” to the futuristic savagery of “ The Fahrenheit Twins,” these are fearless stories that crack our humanity wide open. With his brilliant characterization and pitch-perfect prose, Michel Faber has produced a short story collection that will seal his reputation as one of our most arresting and gifted writers.

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The Fahrenheit Twins, Michel Faber

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Rok wydania
2005
Oprawa
(twarda),
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Uszkodzony
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13,02 zł

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4,1
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Tytuł
The Fahrenheit Twins
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2005
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
276
ISBN10
1841956732
ISBN13
9781841956732
Seria
Kategorie
Pierwsze wydanie
2005
Oryginalna nazwa
The Fahrenheit Twins
Ocena
4,1 z 5
Opis
One of the most original and daring writers in English letters, Michel Faber shows his incredible mastery of wildly diverse literary forms with this, his long-awaited second collection of stories. Faber’ s characters in these 17 fictions are often dislocated— fragile beings confronting moments of fracture— in worlds that are both real and surreal. From the achingly sad lives of “ The Safehouse” to the moments of exquisite happiness in “ Vanilla-right Like Eminem” to the futuristic savagery of “ The Fahrenheit Twins,” these are fearless stories that crack our humanity wide open. With his brilliant characterization and pitch-perfect prose, Michel Faber has produced a short story collection that will seal his reputation as one of our most arresting and gifted writers.