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Delirium - Softcover

Cooper, Douglas

 
9780679309642: Delirium

Inhaltsangabe

Douglas Cooper's brilliant debut novel, Amnesia, was a national bestseller, earning him comparisons to the likes of Michael Ondaatje, Paul Auster, and Italo Calvino. Now, in his second novel - famed as the first-ever novel to be serialized on the Web - Mr. Cooper confirms his talent.

When the elderly Ariel Price, world-famous architect, receives a letter from a would-be biographer announcing his intention to move forward without Price's approval or authorization, he decides that there is only one response: the biographer will have to die.

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Douglas Cooper, born and raised in Toronto, now lives in Manhattan. He received an M.A. in Philosophy and studied architecture before dropping out to concentrate on his writing. His work regularly appears in such magazines as Details, Wired, Spin and New York.

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"A baffling, fascinating fiction." -Kirkus Reviews

"Beautiful and frightening - the most transfixing novel I've read in the last two years." -Mikal Gilmore

"The characters in Delirium breathe, and their vitality is what makes the book such a page turner... never less than entertaining... It's clearly art." -The New York Times Book Review

"Extraordinary... Cooper leads us into a sort of urban Hades located beneath the streets, into which secretaries and office boys descend, never to be seen again." -Saturday Night ("Book of the Month")

"Delirium is ... penetrating and deliciously camp.... a display of the author's virtuosity, at other times a breath-taking demonstration of how far the novel can be twisted without cracking." -The Globe and Mail


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Douglas Cooper's brilliant debut novel, Amnesia, was a national bestseller, earning him comparisons to the likes of Michael Ondaatje, Paul Auster, and Italo Calvino. Now, in his second novel - famed as the first-ever novel to be serialized on the Web - Mr. Cooper confirms his talent.

When the elderly Ariel Price, world-famous architect, receives a letter from a would-be biographer announcing his intention to move forward without Price's approval or authorization, he decides that there is only one response: the biographer will have to die.

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