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Objectstaat
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Publication Date
2006-06-06
Pages
208
ISBN
9781400096213
Publication Year
2006
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Book Title
Mother of Sorrows
Author
Richard Mccann
Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Family Life, Short Stories (Single Author), Lgbt / Gay, Literary, Historical

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In these ten interwoven stories, two adolescent brothers face a world in which their father has suddenly died, a world dominated by their beautiful and complicated mother. Thirty years later, one of the brothersthe only remaining survivor of a family he seeks both to leave behind and to preserve in words forevernarrates these precise and heartbreaking tales. Suffused with the beauty of Richard McCann's extraordinary language, Mother of Sorrows introduces us to an elegant writer like no other in contemporary fiction.

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Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
1400096219
ISBN-13
9781400096213
eBay Product ID (ePID)
50233514

Product Key Features

Book Title
Mother of Sorrows
Author
Richard Mccann
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Family Life, Short Stories (Single Author), Lgbt / Gay, Literary, Historical
Publication Year
2006
Genre
Fiction

Dimensions

Item Length
8in
Item Height
0.5in
Item Width
5.3in
Item Weight
7.8 Oz

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Reviews
"Richard McCann's "Mother of Sorrows is almost unbearably beautiful. It is, purely and simply, the real thing-a book so intricately felt, so magnificently written, that it can stand unembarrassed beside the mystery of life itself. It has immediately joined the small body of books I keep close by, for the times I need reminding of the heights we can attain using only ink and paper." -Michael Cunningham, author of T"he Hours "These stories are written in a precise, spare, and tender poetry. They are full of haunted and love-filled moments of American memory." -Colm Toibin, author of" The Master "These stories are heartbreaking, and yet they are written with so much tenderness I came away from them filled with their beauty rather than their sadness. Richard McCann writes like a dream." -Ann Patchett, author of "Bel Canto ""Mother of Sorrows is written in language so precise and vibrant, reading it brings to mind the elegiac stories of John Cheever and Richard Yates. McCann's compassionate, refractive method, however, is all his own." -Bernard Cooper, author of "Maps to Anywhere "There is sorrow, of course, in "Mother of Sorrows. Richard McCann delivers sorrow, of the most knowing, serious kind-and joy, lust, awareness unfolding, the lyric and the ugly-all held in the loving embrace of exceptionally strong and tender language. McCann delivers." -Amy Bloom, author of "Come to Me "James Baldwin once described successful artists as those who had reconciled themselves to the task of a 'delicate, arduous, disciplined self-exposure.' In "Mother of Sorrows, Richard McCann has subjected himself to this process with brave honesty, and the result is a portrait of afamily as tender as it is harrowing." -Adam Haslett, author of "You Are Not a Stranger Here "From the Hardcover edition., "Mother of Sorrowsis almost unbearably beautiful. It is, purely and simply, the real thing - a work of fiction so intricately felt, so magnificently written, that it can stand unembarrassed beside the mystery of life itself."Michael Cunningham, author of The Hours "Some of the cleanest, most elegant and unfussy prose I've read in ages. . . . [It] is, on one level, a gay coming-of-age narrative, and as such it ranks among the best. . . . But the ruling metaphors here are more universal: concealment and disclosure, assertion and invisibility." James Marcus, Los Angeles Times Book Review "The voice in McCann's Mother of Sorrows is purely his own - lyrical, melancholy, precise, refined." Newsday "McCann holds such an exquisitely bright light over the landscape of 1950s suburban Maryland and the coming of age of his emotionally fragile, unnamed protagonist who appears in each interlocking story that the resulting book feels almost combustible. . . [His] prose is full of achingly sensual detail and imagery." The Washington Post Book World, " Mother of Sorrows is almost unbearably beautiful. It is, purely and simply, the real thing a work of fiction so intricately felt, so magnificently written, that it can stand unembarrassed beside the mystery of life itself."Michael Cunningham, author of The Hours "Some of the cleanest, most elegant and unfussy prose I've read in ages. . . . [It] is, on one level, a gay coming-of-age narrative, and as such it ranks among the best. . . . But the ruling metaphors here are more universal: concealment and disclosure, assertion and invisibility." James Marcus, Los Angeles Times Book Review "The voice in McCann's Mother of Sorrows is purely his own lyrical, melancholy, precise, refined." Newsday "McCann holds such an exquisitely bright light over the landscape of 1950s suburban Maryland and the coming of age of his emotionally fragile, unnamed protagonist who appears in each interlocking story that the resulting book feels almost combustible. . . [His] prose is full of achingly sensual detail and imagery." The Washington Post Book World, "Richard McCann's Mother of Sorrows is almost unbearably beautiful. It is, purely and simply, the real thinga book so intricately felt, so magnificently written, that it can stand unembarrassed beside the mystery of life itself. It has immediately joined the small body of books I keep close by, for the times I need reminding of the heights we can attain using only ink and paper." Michael Cunningham, author of The Hours "These stories are written in a precise, spare, and tender poetry. They are full of haunted and love-filled moments of American memory." Colm Tóibín, author of The Master "These stories are heartbreaking, and yet they are written with so much tenderness I came away from them filled with their beauty rather than their sadness. Richard McCann writes like a dream." Ann Patchett, author of Bel Canto "Mother of Sorrows is written in language so precise and vibrant, reading it brings to mind the elegiac stories of John Cheever and Richard Yates. McCann's compassionate, refractive method, however, is all his own." Bernard Cooper, author of Maps to Anywhere "There is sorrow, of course, in Mother of Sorrows. Richard McCann delivers sorrow, of the most knowing, serious kindand joy, lust, awareness unfolding, the lyric and the uglyall held in the loving embrace of exceptionally strong and tender language. McCann delivers." Amy Bloom, author of Come to Me "James Baldwin once described successful artists as those who had reconciled themselves to the task of a 'delicate, arduous, disciplined self-exposure.' In Mother of Sorrows, Richard McCann has subjected himself to this process with brave honesty, and the result is a portrait of a family as tender as it is harrowing." Adam Haslett, author of You Are Not a Stranger Here, ""Mother of Sorrows" is almost unbearably beautiful. It is, purely and simply, the real thing -- a work of fiction so intricately felt, so magnificently written, that it can stand unembarrassed beside the mystery of life itself."-Michael Cunningham, author of "The Hours" "Some of the cleanest, most elegant and unfussy prose I've read in ages. . . . [It] is, on one level, a gay coming-of-age narrative, and as such it ranks among the best. . . . But the ruling metaphors here are more universal: concealment and disclosure, assertion and invisibility." -James Marcus, "Los Angeles Times Book Review" "The voice in McCann's "Mother of Sorrows "is purely his own -- lyrical, melancholy, precise, refined." -"Newsday" "McCann holds such an exquisitely bright light over the landscape of 1950s suburban Maryland and the coming of age of his emotionally fragile, unnamed protagonist who appears in each interlocking story that the resulting book feels almost combustible. . . [His] prose is full of achingly sensual detail and imagery." -"The Washington Post Book World", "Richard McCann's "Mother of Sorrows" is almost unbearably beautiful. It is, purely and simply, the real thing-a book so intricately felt, so magnificently written, that it can stand unembarrassed beside the mystery of life itself. It has immediately joined the small body of books I keep close by, for the times I need reminding of the heights we can attain using only ink and paper." -Michael Cunningham, author of T"he Hours" "These stories are written in a precise, spare, and tender poetry. They are full of haunted and love-filled moments of American memory." -Colm Toibin, author of" The Master" "These stories are heartbreaking, and yet they are written with so much tenderness I came away from them filled with their beauty rather than their sadness. Richard McCann writes like a dream." -Ann Patchett, author of "Bel Canto" ""Mother of Sorrows" is written in language so precise and vibrant, reading it brings to mind the elegiac stories of John Cheever and Richard Yates. McCann's compassionate, refractive method, however, is all his own." -Bernard Cooper, author of "Maps to Anywhere " "There is sorrow, of course, in "Mother of Sorrows." Richard McCann delivers sorrow, of the most knowing, serious kind-and joy, lust, awareness unfolding, the lyric and the ugly-all held in the loving embrace of exceptionally strong and tender language. McCann delivers." -Amy Bloom, author of "Come to Me" "James Baldwin once described successful artists as those who had reconciled themselves to the task of a 'delicate, arduous, disciplined self-exposure.' In "Mother of Sorrows," Richard McCann has subjected himself to this process with brave honesty, and the result is a portraitof a family as tender as it is harrowing." -Adam Haslett, author of "You Are Not a Stranger Here" "From the Hardcover edition.", "Mother of Sorrowsis almost unbearably beautiful. It is, purely and simply, the real thing - a work of fiction so intricately felt, so magnificently written, that it can stand unembarrassed beside the mystery of life itself."Michael Cunningham, author ofThe Hours "Some of the cleanest, most elegant and unfussy prose I've read in ages. . . . [It] is, on one level, a gay coming-of-age narrative, and as such it ranks among the best. . . . But the ruling metaphors here are more universal: concealment and disclosure, assertion and invisibility." James Marcus,Los Angeles Times Book Review "The voice in McCann'sMother of Sorrowsis purely his own - lyrical, melancholy, precise, refined." Newsday "McCann holds such an exquisitely bright light over the landscape of 1950s suburban Maryland and the coming of age of his emotionally fragile, unnamed protagonist who appears in each interlocking story that the resulting book feels almost combustible. . . [His] prose is full of achingly sensual detail and imagery." The Washington Post Book World
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
Fic
Series
Vintage Contemporaries Ser.
Dewey Edition
22
Number of Pages
208 Pages

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