The Perfect Golden Circle
Nobody does troubled figures in a stunning landscape like Ben Myers. He's a major force in the English novel and he gets better with every book. Max Porter, author of Grief is The Thing With Feathers and Lanny From a British literary sensation, the story of two rural outcasts and the crop circles they create over the course of a long, hot and very strange summer. Summer 1989, rural England, the tail end of long decade of mass unemployment, class war and rebellion, and the continued destruction of the English countryside. Over the course of a burning hot summer, two very different men - traumatized ex-soldier Calvert, and affable and…
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Produktdetails
- ISBN: 978-1-61219-959-7
- EAN: 9781612199597
- Produktnummer: 36872019
- Verlag: Melville House
- Sprache: Englisch
- Erscheinungsjahr: 2022
- Seitenangabe: 272 S.
- Plattform: EPUB
Über den Autor
Benjamin Myers is an award-winning author and journalist, whose work has been translated into many languages. His novels include the best-seller The Offing, which was serialized on BBC Radio 4's 'Book at Bedtime', was a London Times Book of the Year, a BBC Radio 2 Book Club pick and an Observer pick for 2019. It was also a bestseller in Germany. His other titles include The Gallows Pole, which the won Walter Scott Prize 2018, the world's largest prize for historical fiction; These Darkening Days; Turning Blue and Beastings, winner of the Portico Prize For Literature and a Northern Writers' Award. Pig Iron (2012) won the Gordon Burn Prize and Richard (2010) was a bestseller, chosen by the Sunday Times as one of its books of the year. His writing has appeared in publications including The Guardian, Mojo, New Statesman, New Scientist, The Spectator, The Big Issue, Le Monde, Caught By The River and others. He was born in Durham, UK, in 1976. He currently lives in the Upper Calder Valley, West Yorkshire, UK. www.benmyers.com
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