Viken Berberian Reihenfolge der Bücher
Viken Berberian ist ein Romanautor, dessen Schriften in führenden globalen Publikationen wie der New York Times und der Financial Times erschienen sind. Seine Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit literarischer und philosophischer Reflexion, wie seine Beiträge zum Journal Inculte belegen. In seinen Romanen erforscht er die komplexen Verbindungen zwischen Liebe und Finanzmärkten, was auf einen Stil schließen lässt, der sowohl analytisch als auch poetisch ist. Sein akademischer Hintergrund an renommierten Institutionen verleiht seinen Erzählungen eine bedeutende intellektuelle Tiefe.
- 2019
- 2016
CYCLIST
- 192 Seiten
- 7 Lesestunden
The controversial novel about food, love, and terrorism.Somewhere in the Middle East, an aspiring terrorist has been entrusted with a mission that will reverberate around the to deliver a bomb to a hotel in Beirut, where the detonation will destroy hundreds of innocent lives. If he remains true to his cause, he will bring about his own death. Yet life holds such tantalizing food (his secret vice), the heady pleasures of bicycle racing, the joys of unexpected love. As the days count down to the final, chilling moment of reckoning, this angst-ridden gourmand ponders his existential quandary -- with horrifying and hilarious results. A slyly subversive novel about a food-fixated terrorist who dreams of liberation through a world of eroticism and sensuality, The Cyclist combines humor and edgy lyricism to tell a provocative,page-turning tale of individual freedom and political violence.
- 2015
A celebration of New York City, told from the perspective of a dog.
- 2010
Set against the contrasting backdrops of New York's financial district and the scenic coasts of Corsica and Marseille, this novel presents Wayne, a quintessential Wall Street trader who thrives on market downturns. His audacious strategies involve betting against economic growth, profiting from the collapse of economies and societies while operating from the safety of his Gloomberg terminal. The narrative serves as a modern tribute to Marx's theories, exploring themes of capitalism and its consequences in the contemporary world.