Лароуз

ISBN: 978-5-04-096852-7

Год издания: 2018

Язык: Русский

Твердый переплет, 480 стр.

Возрастные ограничения: 16+

Жанры:  Современная зарубежная литература

Теги:  Индейцы, Американская литература, Семейная сага, Новинка 2018, Флешмоб 2020, Долгая прогулка, Открытая книга, Зарубежная литература, Сша, Советует галина юзефовичВсе теги

“Incandescent…Erdrich has always been fascinated by the relationship between revenge and justice, but…LaRose comes down firmly on the side of forgiveness. Can a person do the worst possible thing and still be loved? Erdrich’s answer is a resounding yes.” (New York Times Book Review, front page review)

“…a masterly tale of grief and love…Erdrich never missteps…The recurring miracle of Erdrich’s fiction is that nothing feels miraculous in her novels. She gently insists that there are abiding spirits in this land and alternative ways of living and forgiving that have somehow survived the West’s best efforts to snuff them out.” (Washington Post)

“The rewards of LAROSE lie in the quick unraveling and the slow reconstruction of these lives to a moment when animosities resolve, like shards of glass in a kaleidoscope, into clarity and understanding...Told with constraint and conviction...” (Los Angeles Times)

“...a magnificent, sorrowful tale of justice, retribution, and love.” (Vanity Fair)

“You’re going to want to take your time with this book, so lavish in its generational scope, its fierce torrent of wrongs and its luxurious heart. Anyway, you may have no choice, as you fall under the spell of a master… Like Toni Morrison, like Tolstoy, like Steinbeck, Erdrich writes her characters with a helpless love and witnesses them with a supreme absence of judgment…[a] beautiful novel.” (San Francisco Chronicle)

“[Erdrich] has laid out one of the most arresting visions of America in one of its most neglected corners, a tableaux on par with Faulkner, a place both perilous and haunted, cursed and blessed.” (Chicago Tribune)

“[Erdrich] is, like Faulkner, one of the great American regionalists, bearing the dark knowledge of her place, as he did his. She is by now among the very best of American writers.” (Philip Roth, New York Times)

“Remarkable…As the novel draws to a conclusion, the suspense is ratcheted up, but never at the expense of Erdrich’s reflective power or meditative lyricism…One of Erdrich’s finest achievements.” (Boston Globe)

“…[a] sad, wise, funny novel, in which [Erdrich] takes the native storytelling tradition that informs her work and remakes it for the modern world, stitching its tattered remnants into a vibrant living fabric.” (Minneapolis Star Tribune)

“…[a] superb new novel…[Erdrich immerses] us in this remarkable world so thoroughly, so satisfyingly…” (Miami Herald)

“Erdrich’s richly layered tale brings a host of fascinating characters to life as it builds to its haunting resolution.” (People)

“Told with aching understanding…This timeless 15th novel stands as one of Erdrich’s best: comprehending and comprehensive, full of cascading, resonant details punctuated with spiky humor.” (Kansas City Star)

“A powerful evocation of two families’ struggle to overcome misfortune..” (Houston Chronicle)

“…a brutal, ultimately buoyant dramatization of the way unexpected kinships heal us.” (O, the Oprah Magazine)

“Erdrich suffuses the book with her particular sort of magic-an ability to treat each character with singular care, weaving their separate journeys flawlessly throughout the larger narrative, and making each person’s pain feel achingly real. All the while, she adds new depth to timeless concepts of revenge, culture, and family.” (Entertainment Weekly)

“A complex tapestry of retribution and acceptance…Ever the master of emotions, Erdrich…incorporates elements of guilt, justice and atonement.” (Bookreporter.com)

“Electrifying...Louise Erdrich’s...most brilliant novel. (The Twin Cities Pioneer Press)

“A stunning novel…A heartbreaking tale of love, family, and obligation that spans generations.” (Real Simple)

“…[a] meditative, profoundly humane story…Electric, nimble, and perceptive, this novel is about ‘the phosphorous of grief’ but also, more essentially, about the emotions men need, but rarely get, from one another.” (Kirkus Reviews (starred review))

“The radiance of this many-faceted novel is generated by Erdrich’s tenderness for her characters…magnificent…a brilliantly imagined and constructed saga of empathy, elegy, spirituality, resilience, wit, wonder, and hope that will stand as a defining master work of American literature for generations to come.” (Booklist (starred review))

“Erdrich spins a powerful, resonant story with masterly finesse…memorable and satisfying.” (Publishers Weekly Starred Pick of the Week)