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Goldenseal By Hummel, Maria

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ISBN
9781640096066
Publication Year
2024
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Book Title
Goldenseal : a Novel
Item Height
0.7 in
Author
Maria Hummel
Item Length
8.5 in
Publisher
Counterpoint Press
Item Width
5.8 in
Item Weight
14 Oz
Number of Pages
240 Pages

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Downtown Los Angeles, 1990. Alone in her luxury hotel suite, the reclusive Lacey Crane receives a message: Edith is waiting for her in the lobby. Former best friends, Lacey and Edith haven't spoken to one another in over four decades. As young adults meeting at summer camp in Maine, and later making their way in the glitzy spotlight of postwar Hollywood, Edith and Lacey share a deep-rooted bond that once saved them from isolation and despair, providing comfort from the public and private traumas that they had each endured and which a newly optimistic world was eager to forget. Told through a continuous, twisting conversation that unfolds over the course of a single evening, in which each woman tells her story and reveals long-hidden secrets, the narratives of Edith and Lacey burn with atmosphere, mystery, resentment, and regret. Set against the vivid landscapes of Los Angeles and unfolding with the evanescence of a dream or a memory, Goldenseal peels away the layers of an intimate female friendship to reveal a stirring and haunting story about the search for connection and the lingering echoes of lost love.

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Publisher
Counterpoint Press
ISBN-10
164009606x
ISBN-13
9781640096066
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2332290578

Product Key Features

Book Title
Goldenseal : a Novel
Author
Maria Hummel
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2024
Number of Pages
240 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5 in
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Width
5.8 in
Item Weight
14 Oz

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Trade
Lc Classification Number
Ps3608.U46g65 2024
Reviews
"For anyone who has ever had--and lost--that rarest of gifts: a true friend. A deft, exquisite novel, one that will stay in your heart like a memory, as if it were one of your very own." --Barbara Bourland, author of The Force of Such Beauty "I devoured Goldenseal , enchanted by the satin prose and dialogue as smooth as cognac. I loved everything about this story of exquisite tenderness, passionate friendship and betrayal, the electric rendezvous of past and future. The backdrop is an L.A. hotel, haunted by a bygone elegance; but it's the voices of Edith and Lacey that truly astonish. They're still ringing in my ears, clear as a hotel fountain." --Miciah Bay Gault, author of Goodnight Stranger " Goldenseal is the rare novel whose style perfectly evokes an earlier era while its meaning feels wholly contemporary. Like the characters within it, we realize how hard it is to understand our lives without the wider view that only comes with time. Sweeping yet intimate, and with characters who feel as alive as our closest friends, Goldenseal is a marvel." --Stacey Swann, author of Olympus, Texas " Goldenseal is a savagely beautiful novel about the dangers and damages of passionate lifelong female friendship, intertwined with a brilliantly wrought elegy for the twentieth century. Hummel is a powerful writer. This book is extraordinary." --Kate Christensen, PEN/Faulkner award-winning author of The Great Man and Welcome Home, Stranger, Los Angeles Times , A Must Read Title for January Zibby Mag , A Most Anticipated Title of the Year " Goldenseal is a novel about agency and friendship whose questions reverberate far beyond its two protagonists and their particular time and place. Haunting and tragic, it nevertheless lands on a hopeful note." --Ilana Masad, Los Angeles Times "Radiant . . . Goldenseal provides plenty of golden moments, an elixir for these times." --Gordon Dossett, Manchester Journal "An inventive, immersive book recounting the particular past, old hurts and late healing of two singular characters." --Sarah McCraw Crow, BookPage "In this taut, tense, and layered novel, Hummel deftly examines the lives of two flawed women against the backdrop of the upheavals of the twentieth century." -- Booklist "In this powerful saga of a family's immigration and reinvention, Hummel explores themes of love, betrayal, and reconciliation . . . Hummel skillfully evokes the Cranes' gilded world of hotels and Hollywood, and deeply explores the women's fraught friendship from both points of view. Readers will be rapt." -- Publishers Weekly "Ranging from pre-World War II Europe to the glamorous era of postwar Hollywood with stops in New York City and a girl's camp set in the northern woods, Hummel's dissection of what went wrong between Lacey and Edith borrows from both stagecraft and fairy tale in its analysis. Hummel delivers a lifetime of pathos and revelation in the course of one night." -- Kirkus Reviews "For anyone who has ever had--and lost--that rarest of gifts: a true friend. A deft, exquisite novel, one that will stay in your heart like a memory, as if it were one of your very own." --Barbara Bourland, author of The Force of Such Beauty "I devoured Goldenseal , enchanted by the satin prose and dialogue as smooth as cognac. I loved everything about this story of exquisite tenderness, passionate friendship and betrayal, the electric rendezvous of past and future. The backdrop is an L.A. hotel, haunted by a bygone elegance; but it's the voices of Edith and Lacey that truly astonish. They're still ringing in my ears, clear as a hotel fountain." --Miciah Bay Gault, author of Goodnight Stranger " Goldenseal is the rare novel whose style perfectly evokes an earlier era while its meaning feels wholly contemporary. Like the characters within it, we realize how hard it is to understand our lives without the wider view that only comes with time. Sweeping yet intimate, and with characters who feel as alive as our closest friends, Goldenseal is a marvel." --Stacey Swann, author of Olympus, Texas " Goldenseal is a savagely beautiful novel about the dangers and damages of passionate lifelong female friendship, intertwined with a brilliantly wrought elegy for the twentieth century. Hummel is a powerful writer. This book is extraordinary." --Kate Christensen, PEN/Faulkner award-winning author of The Great Man and Welcome Home, Stranger, Los Angeles Times , A Must Read Title for January Zibby Mag , A Most Anticipated Title of the Year CrimeReads , A Best Reviewed Book of the Month "A meditation on female friendship, loneliness, and how to move on after betrayal, Goldenseal is both melancholy and escapist." --Zibby Owens, Good Morning America " Goldenseal is a novel about agency and friendship whose questions reverberate far beyond its two protagonists and their particular time and place. Haunting and tragic, it nevertheless lands on a hopeful note." --Ilana Masad, Los Angeles Times "Radiant . . . Goldenseal provides plenty of golden moments, an elixir for these times." --Gordon Dossett, Manchester Journal "Maria Hummel probes the complexities of female friendship with a deeply immersive writing style, showcasing her poetic chops and skill in crafting nuance. In this entrancing novel--her fifth--the author weaves a complex tapestry of nostalgia, regret, betrayal, and love against the backdrop of Los Angeles in fading splendor." --Jenny Bartoy, The Rumpus "An inventive, immersive book recounting the particular past, old hurts and late healing of two singular characters." --Sarah McCraw Crow, BookPage "In this taut, tense, and layered novel, Hummel deftly examines the lives of two flawed women against the backdrop of the upheavals of the twentieth century." -- Booklist "In this powerful saga of a family''s immigration and reinvention, Hummel explores themes of love, betrayal, and reconciliation . . . Hummel skillfully evokes the Cranes'' gilded world of hotels and Hollywood, and deeply explores the women''s fraught friendship from both points of view. Readers will be rapt." -- Publishers Weekly "Ranging from pre-World War II Europe to the glamorous era of postwar Hollywood with stops in New York City and a girl''s camp set in the northern woods, Hummel''s dissection of what went wrong between Lacey and Edith borrows from both stagecraft and fairy tale in its analysis. Hummel delivers a lifetime of pathos and revelation in the course of one night." -- Kirkus Reviews "Suffused with the atmosphere of the past, this exquisitely evocative tale pays tribute to the glamour of old Hollywood. But Goldenseal is no mere nostalgia fest. With wit and acumen, Hummel explores how our divergent interpretations of events can color our memories, locking us in spirals of alienation . . . Goldenseal is a thought-provoking read that makes us question the stories we build from our own memories." --Margot Harrison, Seven Days "For anyone who has ever had--and lost--that rarest of gifts: a true friend. A deft, exquisite novel, one that will stay in your heart like a memory, as if it were one of your very own." --Barbara Bourland, author of The Force of Such Beauty "I devoured Goldenseal , enchanted by the satin prose and dialogue as smooth as cognac. I loved everything about this story of exquisite tenderness, passionate friendship and betrayal, the electric rendezvous of past and future. The backdrop is an L.A. hotel, haunted by a bygone elegance; but it''s the voices of Edith and Lacey that truly astonish. They''re still ringing in my ears, clear as a hotel fountain." --Miciah Bay Gault, author of Goodnight Stranger " Goldenseal is the rare novel whose style perfectly evokes an earlier era while its meaning feels wholly contemporary. Like the characters within it, we realize how hard it is to understand our lives without the wider view that only comes with time. Sweeping yet intimate, and with characters who feel as alive as our closest friends, Goldenseal is a marvel." --Stacey Swann, author of Olympus, Texas " Goldenseal is a savagely beautiful novel about the dangers and damages of passionate lifelong female friendship, intertwined with a brilliantly wrought elegy for the twentieth century. Hummel is a powerful writer. This book is extraordinary." --Kate Christensen, PEN/Faulkner award-winning author of The Great Man and Welcome Home, Stranger, " Goldenseal is a savagely beautiful novel about the dangers and damages of passionate lifelong female friendship, intertwined with a brilliantly wrought elegy for the twentieth century. Hummel is a powerful writer. This book is extraordinary." --Kate Christensen, PEN/Faulkner award-winning author of The Great Man and Welcome Home, Stranger, Zibby Mag , A Most Anticipated Title of the Year "In this powerful saga of a family's immigration and reinvention, Hummel explores themes of love, betrayal, and reconciliation . . . Hummel skillfully evokes the Cranes' gilded world of hotels and Hollywood, and deeply explores the women's fraught friendship from both points of view. Readers will be rapt." -- Publishers Weekly "Ranging from pre-World War II Europe to the glamorous era of postwar Hollywood with stops in New York City and a girl's camp set in the northern woods, Hummel's dissection of what went wrong between Lacey and Edith borrows from both stagecraft and fairy tale in its analysis. Hummel delivers a lifetime of pathos and revelation in the course of one night." -- Kirkus Reviews "For anyone who has ever had--and lost--that rarest of gifts: a true friend. A deft, exquisite novel, one that will stay in your heart like a memory, as if it were one of your very own." --Barbara Bourland, author of The Force of Such Beauty "I devoured Goldenseal , enchanted by the satin prose and dialogue as smooth as cognac. I loved everything about this story of exquisite tenderness, passionate friendship and betrayal, the electric rendezvous of past and future. The backdrop is an L.A. hotel, haunted by a bygone elegance; but it's the voices of Edith and Lacey that truly astonish. They're still ringing in my ears, clear as a hotel fountain." --Miciah Bay Gault, author of Goodnight Stranger " Goldenseal is the rare novel whose style perfectly evokes an earlier era while its meaning feels wholly contemporary. Like the characters within it, we realize how hard it is to understand our lives without the wider view that only comes with time. Sweeping yet intimate, and with characters who feel as alive as our closest friends, Goldenseal is a marvel." --Stacey Swann, author of Olympus, Texas " Goldenseal is a savagely beautiful novel about the dangers and damages of passionate lifelong female friendship, intertwined with a brilliantly wrought elegy for the twentieth century. Hummel is a powerful writer. This book is extraordinary." --Kate Christensen, PEN/Faulkner award-winning author of The Great Man and Welcome Home, Stranger, Los Angeles Times , A Must Read Title for January Zibby Mag , A Most Anticipated Title of the Year "A meditation on female friendship, loneliness, and how to move on after betrayal, Goldenseal is both melancholy and escapist." --Zibby Owens, Good Morning America " Goldenseal is a novel about agency and friendship whose questions reverberate far beyond its two protagonists and their particular time and place. Haunting and tragic, it nevertheless lands on a hopeful note." --Ilana Masad, Los Angeles Times "Radiant . . . Goldenseal provides plenty of golden moments, an elixir for these times." --Gordon Dossett, Manchester Journal "Maria Hummel probes the complexities of female friendship with a deeply immersive writing style, showcasing her poetic chops and skill in crafting nuance. In this entrancing novel--her fifth--the author weaves a complex tapestry of nostalgia, regret, betrayal, and love against the backdrop of Los Angeles in fading splendor." --Jenny Bartoy, The Rumpus "An inventive, immersive book recounting the particular past, old hurts and late healing of two singular characters." --Sarah McCraw Crow, BookPage "In this taut, tense, and layered novel, Hummel deftly examines the lives of two flawed women against the backdrop of the upheavals of the twentieth century." -- Booklist "In this powerful saga of a family''s immigration and reinvention, Hummel explores themes of love, betrayal, and reconciliation . . . Hummel skillfully evokes the Cranes'' gilded world of hotels and Hollywood, and deeply explores the women''s fraught friendship from both points of view. Readers will be rapt." -- Publishers Weekly "Ranging from pre-World War II Europe to the glamorous era of postwar Hollywood with stops in New York City and a girl''s camp set in the northern woods, Hummel''s dissection of what went wrong between Lacey and Edith borrows from both stagecraft and fairy tale in its analysis. Hummel delivers a lifetime of pathos and revelation in the course of one night." -- Kirkus Reviews "Suffused with the atmosphere of the past, this exquisitely evocative tale pays tribute to the glamour of old Hollywood. But Goldenseal is no mere nostalgia fest. With wit and acumen, Hummel explores how our divergent interpretations of events can color our memories, locking us in spirals of alienation . . . Goldenseal is a thought-provoking read that makes us question the stories we build from our own memories." --Margot Harrison, Seven Days "For anyone who has ever had--and lost--that rarest of gifts: a true friend. A deft, exquisite novel, one that will stay in your heart like a memory, as if it were one of your very own." --Barbara Bourland, author of The Force of Such Beauty "I devoured Goldenseal , enchanted by the satin prose and dialogue as smooth as cognac. I loved everything about this story of exquisite tenderness, passionate friendship and betrayal, the electric rendezvous of past and future. The backdrop is an L.A. hotel, haunted by a bygone elegance; but it''s the voices of Edith and Lacey that truly astonish. They''re still ringing in my ears, clear as a hotel fountain." --Miciah Bay Gault, author of Goodnight Stranger " Goldenseal is the rare novel whose style perfectly evokes an earlier era while its meaning feels wholly contemporary. Like the characters within it, we realize how hard it is to understand our lives without the wider view that only comes with time. Sweeping yet intimate, and with characters who feel as alive as our closest friends, Goldenseal is a marvel." --Stacey Swann, author of Olympus, Texas " Goldenseal is a savagely beautiful novel about the dangers and damages of passionate lifelong female friendship, intertwined with a brilliantly wrought elegy for the twentieth century. Hummel is a powerful writer. This book is extraordinary." --Kate Christensen, PEN/Faulkner award-winning author of The Great Man and Welcome Home, Stranger
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