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Specificaties
- Objectstaat
- ISBN
- 9780805090918
- Book Title
- Elegy for April
- Item Length
- 9.6in
- Publisher
- Holt & Company, Henry
- Publication Year
- 2010
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1in
- Genre
- Fiction
- Topic
- Psychological, Literary, Mystery & Detective / General
- Item Width
- 6.5in
- Item Weight
- 19 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 304 Pages
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Quirke, the hard-drinking, insatiably curious Dublin pathologist, is back, and he's determined to find his daughter's best friend. Both an absorbing crime novel and a brilliant portrait of the difficult love between a father and daughter, this is Black at his sparkling best.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Holt & Company, Henry
ISBN-10
0805090916
ISBN-13
9780805090918
eBay Product ID (ePID)
79704568
Product Key Features
Book Title
Elegy for April
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Psychological, Literary, Mystery & Detective / General
Publication Year
2010
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
304 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9.6in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
6.5in
Weight
19 Oz
Item Weight
19 Oz
Additional Product Features
Series Volume Number
3
Lc Classification Number
Pr6052.A57e44 2010
Publication Date
2010-04-13
Reviews
"Black's engrossing third crime thriller set in 1950s Dublin finds pathologist Garret Quirke fresh from a stint in alcohol rehab... Black is equally concerned with exploring the idea of family and loyalty as with spinning a suspenseful whodunit, and his depiction of a fragile father-daughter relationship is as powerful as the unsettling truth behind April's disappearance." Publishers Weekly, starred review "Quirke, the haunted Dublin pathologist and haphazard sleuth, returns in the third in Black's superb series of sharply etched, nearly Jamesian mysteries... In Black's atmospheric and penetrating works of Irish noir, pain, prejudice, greed, and violence brew behind lace curtains." Booklist, starred review "What sets it apart is the uncanny ability of Black (The Lemur, 2008) to bring his characters alive with flashes of piercing insight, whether Quirke's dealing with his stepmother-in-law or learning to drive." Kirkus Reviews, 'Striking, filled with thematic gloom, yet the writing sparkles' 'like Chandler, [Black's] a poet of locale, preoccupied by weather and by light or its absence.' The Los Angeles Times 'Elegant.... [Black/Banville's] sinuous prose, subtle eroticism and 1950s period detail do more than enough to put [his] series on the map.' The New York Times 'Methodical, detailed and always gripping.' USA Today '[A] gorgeously sad and atmospheric book about family, lust, friendship and 50s-style repression.' The Seattle Times 'Like its predecessors Christine Falls and The Silver Swan, Mr. Black/Banville's new tale of misdeeds is powerfully written, laced with lyrical visual imagery about a distant Ireland still getting used to the 20th century and peopled with sharply drawn characters.' Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 'Cool, atmospheric' 'Mr. Black/Banville has raised the bar for the soul's-night genre.' Dallas Morning News 'The greatest satisfactions of reading Elegy for April come from the atmosphere of 1950s Dublin, in which coal-fire-assisted smog impairs visibility.' The Denver Post 'In Elegy for April, he's nailed down the recipe, the style and pace that allows him to craft a story of suspense while filling it with sharp-eyed, bigger picture observations.' Time Out Chicago 'A master of atmosphere; the fear and dread associated with hidden desires and deeds fairly leap off the page.' Library Journal, starred review 'Black' engrossing third crime thriller set in 1950s Dublin finds pathologist Garret Quirke fresh from a stint in alcohol rehab... Black is equally concerned with exploring the idea of family and loyalty as with spinning a suspenseful whodunit, and his depiction of a fragile father-daughter relationship is as powerful as the unsettling truth behind April's disappearance.' Publishers Weekly, starred review 'Quirke, the haunted Dublin pathologist and haphazard sleuth, returns in the third in Black's superb series of sharply etched, nearly Jamesian mysteries... In Black's atmospheric and penetrating works of Irish noir, pain, prejudice, greed, and violence brew behind lace curtains.' Booklist, starred review 'What sets it apart is the uncanny ability of Black (The Lemur, 2008) to bring his characters alive with flashes of piercing insight, whether Quirke's dealing with his stepmother-in-law or learning to drive.' Kirkus Reviews, 'Elegant.... [Black/Banville's] sinuous prose, subtle eroticism and 1950s period detail do more than enough to put [his] series on the map.'New York Times 'Methodical, detailed and always gripping.' USA Today 'Mr. Black/Banville has raised the bar for the soul's-night genre.... Cool, atmospheric- memorably etched.' Dallas Morning News 'A master of atmosphere; the fear and dread associated with hidden desires and deeds fairly leap off the page.' Library Journal, starred review 'Black's engrossing third crime thriller set in 1950s Dublin finds pathologist Garret Quirke fresh from a stint in alcohol rehab... Black is equally concerned with exploring the idea of family and loyalty as with spinning a suspenseful whodunit, and his depiction of a fragile father-daughter relationship is as powerful as the unsettling truth behind April's disappearance.' Publishers Weekly, starred review 'Quirke, the haunted Dublin pathologist and haphazard sleuth, returns in the third in Black's superb series of sharply etched, nearly Jamesian mysteries... In Black's atmospheric and penetrating works of Irish noir, pain, prejudice, greed, and violence brew behind lace curtains.' Booklist, starred review 'What sets it apart is the uncanny ability of Black (The Lemur, 2008) to bring his characters alive with flashes of piercing insight, whether Quirke's dealing with his stepmother-in-law or learning to drive.' Kirkus Reviews, "Striking, filled with thematic gloom, yet the writing sparkles... like Chandler, [Black's] a poet of locale, preoccupied by weather and by light or its absence." The Los Angeles Times "Elegant.... [Black/Banville's] sinuous prose, subtle eroticism and 1950s period detail do more than enough to put [his] series on the map." The New York Times "Methodical, detailed and always gripping." USA Today "[A] gorgeously sad and atmospheric book about family, lust, friendship and '50s-style repression." The Seattle Times "Like its predecessors Christine Falls and The Silver Swan, Mr. Black/Banville's new tale of misdeeds is powerfully written, laced with lyrical visual imagery about a distant Ireland still getting used to the 20th century and peopled with sharply drawn characters." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "Cool, atmospheric... Mr. Black/Banville has raised the bar for the soul's-night genre." Dallas Morning News "The greatest satisfactions of reading Elegy for April come from the atmosphere of 1950s Dublin, in which coal-fire-assisted smog impairs visibility." The Denver Post "In Elegy for April, he's nailed down the recipe, the style and pace that allows him to craft a story of suspense while filling it with sharp-eyed, bigger picture observations." Time Out Chicago "A master of atmosphere; the fear and dread associated with hidden desires and deeds fairly leap off the page." Library Journal, starred review "Black's engrossing third crime thriller set in 1950s Dublin finds pathologist Garret Quirke fresh from a stint in alcohol rehab... Black is equally concerned with exploring the idea of family and loyalty as with spinning a suspenseful whodunit, and his depiction of a fragile father-daughter relationship is as powerful as the unsettling truth behind April's disappearance." Publishers Weekly, starred review "Quirke, the haunted Dublin pathologist and haphazard sleuth, returns in the third in Black's superb series of sharply etched, nearly Jamesian mysteries... In Black's atmospheric and penetrating works of Irish noir, pain, prejudice, greed, and violence brew behind lace curtains." Booklist, starred review "What sets it apart is the uncanny ability of Black (The Lemur, 2008) to bring his characters alive with flashes of piercing insight, whether Quirke's dealing with his stepmother-in-law or learning to drive." Kirkus Reviews, "Striking, filled with thematic gloom, yet the writing sparkles… like Chandler, [Black's] a poet of locale, preoccupied by weather and by light or its absence."- The Los Angeles Times "Elegant.... [Black/Banville's] sinuous prose, subtle eroticism and 1950s period detail do more than enough to put [his] series on the map."- The New York Times "Methodical, detailed and always gripping."- USA Today "[A] gorgeously sad and atmospheric book about family, lust, friendship and '50s-style repression."- The Seattle Times "Like its predecessors Christine Falls and The Silver Swan, Mr. Black/Banville's new tale of misdeeds is powerfully written, laced with lyrical visual imagery about a distant Ireland still getting used to the 20th century and peopled with sharply drawn characters."- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "Cool, atmospheric… Mr. Black/Banville has raised the bar for the soul's-night genre."- Dallas Morning News "The greatest satisfactions of reading Elegy for April come from the atmosphere of 1950s Dublin, in which coal-fire-assisted smog impairs visibility."- The Denver Post "In Elegy for April, he's nailed down the recipe, the style and pace that allows him to craft a story of suspense while filling it with sharp-eyed, bigger picture observations."- Time Out Chicago "A master of atmosphere; the fear and dread associated with hidden desires and deeds fairly leap off the page."- Library Journal , starred review "Black's engrossing third crime thriller set in 1950s Dublin finds pathologist Garret Quirke fresh from a stint in alcohol rehab... Black is equally concerned with exploring the idea of family and loyalty as with spinning a suspenseful whodunit, and his depiction of a fragile father-daughter relationship is as powerful as the unsettling truth behind April's disappearance."- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Quirke, the haunted Dublin pathologist and haphazard sleuth, returns in the third in Black's superb series of sharply etched, nearly Jamesian mysteries... In Black's atmospheric and penetrating works of Irish noir, pain, prejudice, greed, and violence brew behind lace curtains."- Booklist , starred review "What sets it apart is the uncanny ability of Black (The Lemur, 2008) to bring his characters alive with flashes of piercing insight, whether Quirke's dealing with his stepmother-in-law or learning to drive."- Kirkus Reviews
Copyright Date
2010
Lccn
2009-048156
Dewey Decimal
823.914
Intended Audience
Trade
Series
Quirke Ser., Quirke
Dewey Edition
22
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