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Détails
Genre/forme: | Domestic fiction, Chilean General fiction Domestic fiction Historical fiction |
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Format – détails additionnels: | Online version: Allende, Isabel. House of the spirits. New York : Everyman's Library, 2005 (OCoLC)762101651 |
Type d’ouvrage: | Fiction |
Type de document: | Livre |
Tous les auteurs / collaborateurs: |
Isabel Allende; Magda Bogin |
ISBN: | 9781400043187 1400043182 9781857152814 1857152816 9780553273915 0553273914 9780553383805 0553383809 |
Numéro OCLC: | 59109826 |
Description: | xxxi, 488 pages ; 21 cm. |
Titre de collection: | Everyman's library (Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.), 281. |
Autres titres: | Casa de los espíritus. |
Responsabilité: | Isabel Allende ; translated from the Spanish by Magda Bogin ; with an introduction by Christopher Hitchens. |
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Synopsis de l’éditeur
The amazing Isabel Allende, the niece of Chile's ousted President Salvador Allende, is creating the kind of literary sensation most writers only dream of. And "The House of the Spirits" is no ordinary first novel. It is an exotic vision - a brilliant, impassioned epic - and a personal coup for the young journalist who "had to write it."The book seemed to come from nowhere: a first novel by a forty two-year-old Chilean journalist that has dazzled readers throughout Europe and Latin America, making its author the most unexpected sensation since the emergence of Gabriel Garcia Marquez. -- Cathleen Medwick * Vogue * An extraordinary debut, The House of the Spirits marks the appearance of a major international writer.Rarely has a first novel catapulted a writer so suddenly to international attention and acclaim as The House of the Spirits. The author, Isabel Allende, is niece of former Chilean president, Salvador Allende Gossens; yet she was totally unknown to the world at large until the events of last year. * Alfred A Knopf * With this spectacular first novel, Isabel Allende becomes the first woman to join what has heretofore been an exclusive male club of Latin American novelists."The House of the Spirits" draws on this experience, though always in veiled terms. A meticulously detailed family saga spanning four generations, the novel is set in a mythified land of volcanoes, earthquakes and hurricanes, peopled by characters who seem to derive their extravagance from their natural surroundings. -- Alexander Coleman * New York Times * Lire la suite...

