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ISBN 13
9781848663268
ISBN 10
1848663269
Publisher
Quercus Publishing
Book Description
Truth About The Harry Quebert
Editorial Review
Acclaim from Around the World for "The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair" France "If you dip your toes into this major novel, you're finished: you won't be able to keep from sprinting through to the last page. You will be manipulated, thrown off course, flabbergasted and amazed by the many twists and turns, red herrings and sudden changes of direction in this exuberant story.""--""Le Journal du Dimanche" "A funny, intelligent, breathtaking book within a book . . . There is a real joy in discovering this extraordinary novel." --"Lire" "A master stroke . . . A crime novel with not one plot line but many, full of shifting rhythms, changes of course and multiple layers that, like a Russian doll, slot together beautifully . . . In maestro form, Dicker alternates periods and genres (police reports, interviews, excerpts from novels) and explores America in all its excesses--media, literary, religious--all the while questioning the role of the literary writer.""--""L'Express" "The success story of the literary season . . . An American thriller reminiscent of the best work of Truman Capote."--"Paris-Match" "Dizzying, like the best American thrillers . . . Rich in subplots and twists, moving backwards and forwards in time, containing books within books." --"Le Figaro" Italy "After "The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair, " the contemporary novel will no longer be the same. Verdict: summa cum laude. . . . A beautiful novel." --"Corriere della Sera" "Narrative talent is about making a work of art out of life. Dicker has got it." --"Vanity Fair" Germany "A book within a book, a crime novel, a love story. Extraordinary." --"Cosmopolitan" "Brilliantly narrated." --"Stern" Switzerland "A novel with all the ingredients of a global bestseller." --"Die Zeit" Spain "Never have I felt so compelled to recommend a book this highly. . . . I was mesmerized and fascinated long af Worldwide Acclaim for "The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair" U.S. "This sprawling, likable whodunit [is] obvious ballast for the summer's beach totes. . . . Dicker keeps the prose simple and the pace snappy in a plot that winds up with more twists than a Twizzler. . . . [An] entertaining debut thriller." --"Kirkus Reviews" England "The cleverest, creepiest book you'll read this year . . . The most talked-about French novel of the decade . . . Breathtakingly plotted . . . Addictively fast . . . It's like "Twin Peaks" meets "Atonement" meets "In Cold Blood." . . . The New England setting [is] immersively convincing. . . . Very few foreign-language novels make big waves in Anglophone countries, but this one seems genuinely likely to buck the trend." --"The Telegraph" France "If you dip your toes into this major novel, you're finished: you won't be able to keep from sprinting through to the last page. You will be manipulated, thrown off course, flabbergasted and amazed by the many twists and turns, red herrings and sudden changes of direction in this exuberant story." "--Le Journal du Dimanche" "A funny, intelligent, breathtaking book within a book . . . There is a real joy in discovering this extraordinary novel." --"Lire" "A master stroke . . . A crime novel with not one plot line but many, full of shifting rhythms, changes of course and multiple layers that, like a Russian doll, slot together beautifully . . . In maestro form, Dicker alternates periods and genres (police reports, interviews, excerpts from novels) and explores America in all its excesses--media, literary, religious--all the while questioning the role of the literary writer." "--L'Express" "The success story of the literary season . . . An American thriller reminiscent of the best work of Truman Capote." --"Paris-Match" "Dizzying, like the best American thrillers . . . Rich in subplots and twists, moving backwards and forwards in --This text refers to the Library Binding edition.
About the Author
Joël Dicker was born in Geneva in 1985, where he studied Law. The Truth about the Harry Quebert Affair was nominated for the Prix Goncourt and won the Grand Prix du Roman de l'Académie Française and the Prix Goncourt des Lycéens. It has sold more than 3.6 million copies in 42 countries. The Baltimore Boys, at once a prequel and a sequel, has sold more than 750,000 in France.
Language
English
Author
Joel Dicker
Publication Date
07/05/2015