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Book Title
Blue Hours : a Novel
Publication Name
Blue Hours
Title
Blue Hours
Subtitle
A Novel
Author
Daphne Kalotay
Format
Trade Paperback
EAN
9780810140561
ISBN
9780810140561
Publisher
Northwestern University Press
Genre
Fiction
Topic
War & Military, Coming of Age
Release Year
2019
Release Date
30/07/2019
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
0.9in
Item Length
9in
Item Weight
14 Oz
Publication Year
2019
Item Width
6in
Number of Pages
312 Pages

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A mystery linking Manhattan circa 1991 to eastern Afghanistan in 2012, Blue Hours tells of a life-changing friendship between two memorable heroines. When we first meet Mim, she is a recent college graduate who has disavowed her lower middle class roots to befriend Kyra, a dancer and daughter of privilege, until calamity causes their estrangement. Twenty years later, Kyra has gone missing from her NGO's headquarters in Jalalabad, and Mim--now a recluse in rural New England--embarks on a journey to find her. In its nuance, originality, and moral complexity, Blue Hours becomes an unexpected page-turner.

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Publisher
Northwestern University Press
ISBN-10
081014056x
ISBN-13
9780810140561
eBay Product ID (ePID)
6038435206

Product Key Features

Book Title
Blue Hours : a Novel
Author
Daphne Kalotay
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
War & Military, Coming of Age
Publication Year
2019
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
312 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
14 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Ps3611.A455b58 2019
Reviews
" Blue Hours is a gripping adventure story set in modern Afghanistan and a compelling tale of a heartbreaking love triangle. It is also a lyrical exploration of the intensely personal consequences of national political decisions, of actions that affect who and what we are as Americans. This is an important novel for our time." --Rishi Reddi, author of Karma and Other Stories, "Young adults will find much to relate to in this nuanced and dazzling dissection of class and friendship." -- Booklist "Kalotay's latest [after Sight Reading ] is a sharp portrait of an isolated woman seeking to understand a defining relationship of her past. . . [ Blue Hours ] successfully raises important questions about decisions made on both intimate and global levels, and their consequences. -- Publishers Weekly "Only a book this good could move so well from the intensities of youth to the disasters of the global world--love's joys and miscalculations from the East Village to Afghanistan. Beautifully written, Blue Hours did that rarest of things, it took me places I never expected to go." --Joan Silber, author of Improvement , winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award, "Blue Hours is a gripping adventure story set in modern Afghanistan and a compelling tale of a heartbreaking love triangle. It is also a lyrical exploration of the intensely personal consequences of national political decisions, of actions that affect who and what we are as Americans. This is an important novel for our time." --Rishi Reddi, author of Karma and Other Stories, "Young adults will find much to relate to in this nuanced and dazzling dissection of class and friendship." -- Booklist "Kalotay's latest [after Sight Reading ] is a sharp portrait of an isolated woman seeking to understand a defining relationship of her past. . . [ Blue Hours ] successfully raises important questions about decisions made on both intimate and global levels, and their consequences. -- Publishers Weekly "Many books about strong female friendships have been published in the past few years, but so far the only one this year that has rung entirely true to me is Blue Hours ." --LitHub "Only a book this good could move so well from the intensities of youth to the disasters of the global world--love's joys and miscalculations from the East Village to Afghanistan. Beautifully written, Blue Hours did that rarest of things, it took me places I never expected to go." --Joan Silber, author of Improvement , winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award, "Only a book this good could move so well from the intensities of youth to the disasters of the global world--love's joys and miscalculations from the East Village to Afghanistan. Beautifully written, Blue Hours did that rarest of things, it took me places I never expected to go." --Joan Silber, author of the National Book Critics Circle Award-winning Improvement, " Blue Hours is a gripping adventure story set in modern Afghanistan and a compelling tale of a heartbreaking love triangle. It is also a lyrical exploration of the intensely personal consequences of national political decisions, of actions that affect who and what we are as Americans. This is an important novel for our time." --Rishi Reddi, author of Karma and Other Stories "In Blue Hours , Daphne Kalotay bravely and elegantly explores the ways in which past tragedies and crimes can return to haunt us, whether in our personal lives or our country's foreign policy. In this constantly surprising novel, Kalotay manages to connect an often-forgotten past to the present-day, helping to make sense out of America's place in an often bewildering world, while also tenderly examining what happens to one American's heart and mind when she finally reckons with her own role within it." --Suzy Hansen, author of Pulitzer finalist Notes on a Foreign Country: An American Abroad in a Post-American World, "Young adults will find much to relate to in this nuanced and dazzling dissection of class and friendship." -- Booklist "Only a book this good could move so well from the intensities of youth to the disasters of the global world--love's joys and miscalculations from the East Village to Afghanistan. Beautifully written, Blue Hours did that rarest of things, it took me places I never expected to go." --Joan Silber, author of Improvement , winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award, "Kalotay engages a large map of cultural, political, and philosophical questions while still focusing on individual characters and internal conflicts. They are invested in exploring the personal as it converges with the public/political." --Joanna Luloff, author of Remind Me Again What Happened and The Beach at Galle Road: Stories, "What a terrific novel. Only a book this good could move so well from the intensities of youth to the disasters of the global world--love's joys and miscalculations from the East Village to Afghanistan. Beautifully written, Blue Hours did that rarest of things, it took me places I never expected to go." --Joan Silber, author of Improvement, "I've never read a book quite like Blue Hours . . . Part heroic quest, part social X-ray, part sui-generis meditation on identity, this is a book that lodges, in the best sense, in the mind." --John Wray, author of Godsend, "Part heroic quest, part social x-ray, part sui-generis meditation on identity, Daphne Kalotay's Blue Hours is a book that lodges, in the best sense, in the mind." --John Wray, author of Godsend, "Only a book this good could move so well from the intensities of youth to the disasters of the global world--love's joys and miscalculations from the East Village to Afghanistan. Beautifully written, Blue Hours did that rarest of things, it took me places I never expected to go." --Joan Silber, author of Improvement , winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award
Copyright Date
2019
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2019-006332
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Dewey Edition
23

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