ISBN: 9781921997860 - crossing the lines (4 Ergebnisse)

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Secondhand, Paperback. [Author], [Publisher]. NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title. Author: Sulari Gentill Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 352 When Madeleine d'Leon conjures Ned McGinnity as the hero in her latest crime novel, she makes him a serious writer simply because the irony of a protagonist who'd never lower himself to read the story in which he stars, amuses her. When Ned McGinnity creates Madeleine d'Leon, she is his literary device, a writer of detective fiction who is herself a mystery to be unravelled. As Ned and Madeleine play out their own lives while writing the other's story, they find themselves crossing the lines that divide the real and the imagined. This is a story about two people trying to hold onto each other beyond reality. Secondhand, Paperback.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. 272 pages. ex-library, text lightly tannedSulari Gentill, author of the 1930s Rowland Sinclair Mysteries, jumps to the post-modern in Crossing the Lines.A successful writer, Madeleine, creates a character, Edward, and begins to imagine his life. He, too, is an author. Edw ard is in love with a woman, Willow, who's married to a man Edward loathes, and who loathes him, but he and Willow stay close friends. She's an artist. As Madel eine develops the plot, Edward attends a gallery show where a scummy critic is f lung down a flight of fire stairs.murdered. Madeleine, still stressed from her miscarriages and grieving her inability to have a child, grows more and more en amored of Edward, spending more and more time with him and the progress of the i nvestigation and less with her physician husband, Hugh, who in turn may be devel oping secrets of his own.As Madeline engages more with Edward, he begins to engage back. A crisis comes when Madeleine chooses the killer in Edward's sto ry and Hugh begins to question her immersion in her novel. Yet Crossing the Line s is not about collecting clues and solving crimes. Rather it's about the proces s of creation, a gradual undermining of the authority of the author as the act o f writing spirals away and merges with the story being told, a self-referring na rrative crossing over boundaries leaving in question who to trust, and who and w hat is true.…