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Nights in Aruba succeeds wonderfully at being at the same time a deeply serious revelation and very lively, very satisfying company. -- New York Magazine
Andrew Holleran's follow-up to Dancer from the Dance, Nights in Aruba is a classic novel of love shared and love concealed told with wry humor and subtle lyricism.
Nights in Aruba, Andrew Holleran's second, more reflective novel, centers around the dual life that its protagonist, Paul, leads between his fast paced out life in New York City and his extended visits to aging parents in Florida. He cannot quite believe what his life has become: I had arrived at middle age and realized I had made no progress, that the moment was past--just as I would look up from a book I was reading on a Saturday in summer and realize when I saw
Produkt Nights in Aruba (Holleran Andrew)(Paperback) označuje EAN kód 9780060937348.
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EAN | 9780060937348 |
Nights in Aruba succeeds wonderfully at being at the same time a deeply serious revelation and very lively, very satisfying company. -- New York MagazineAndrew Holleran's follow-up to Dancer from the Dance, Nights in Aruba is a classic novel of love shared and love concealed told with wry humor and
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