The married man - Edmund White
KORTE INHOUD
Pushing 50, an American furniture scholar in Paris has an affair with a young and married French architect. In a desperate quest for health and happiness, the two men travel from Venice to Key West to Montreal to Providence. Finally, in the Sahara, their love is pushed to the ultimate crisis.
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Written with the characteristic brilliance and the particular flair for poetic detail that so distinguishes his books, Edmund White's new novel is arguably his best to date... Heartbreakingly beautiful prose, so elegantly achieved it has the ring of a master...marvellously life-affirming... In short, nothing less than brilliant The Times A superb novel Evening Standard Undoubtedly one of his best novels. The prose is lyrical...writing that is truly supple, adapting itself to comedy or tragedy as required Sunday Times The Married Man is Edmund White at his quintessential best Sunday Telegraph Poignant and challenging... Candid and often painfully personal... A love story, yet with an ambition and sweep that make...
Recensie(s)
Written with the characteristic brilliance and the particular flair for poetic detail that so distinguishes his books, Edmund White's new novel is arguably his best to date... Heartbreakingly beautiful prose, so elegantly achieved it has the ring of a master...marvellously life-affirming... In short, nothing less than brilliant The Times A superb novel Evening Standard Undoubtedly one of his best novels. The prose is lyrical...writing that is truly supple, adapting itself to comedy or tragedy as required Sunday Times The Married Man is Edmund White at his quintessential best Sunday Telegraph Poignant and challenging... Candid and often painfully personal... A love story, yet with an ambition and sweep that make...
