Arthur Nersesian Bücher
Arthur Nersesian fängt den pulsierenden Geist der Randfiguren New Yorks ein, wobei seine Romane den Überlebenskampf in der rauen Kulisse der East Village feiern. Sein unverwechselbarer Stil strotzt vor roher Energie und bohemischer Sensibilität, was ihm Anerkennung als einzigartige Stimme in der zeitgenössischen amerikanischen Literatur eingebracht hat. Nersesians Werk befasst sich mit Themen wie Identität, Gemeinschaft und Widerstandsfähigkeit vor dem Hintergrund städtischer Herausforderungen.
Orloff Trenchant is a painter who sells books on West 4th Street in Manhattan and is obsessed with mastering his craft. Desperate for cash, Orloff agrees to take a commission no one else will he has three weeks to carve a headstone for a recently deceased Chinese restaurateur in the shape of a Chinese takeout box. As Orloff attempts to make his deadline, he navigates a toxic mix of fellow artists, struggling gallery owners, and a haunting drug addict poet whose life is more out of control than his own.
Unlubricated
- 357 Seiten
- 13 Lesestunden
Set against a backdrop of humor and chaos, this story follows a group of eccentric characters navigating the absurdities of life. With a blend of fierce determination and hysterical misadventures, they confront personal challenges and societal norms, leading to unexpected friendships and revelations. The narrative explores themes of resilience and the power of laughter, ultimately celebrating the quirks of human nature in a delightfully entertaining way.
Gladyss of the Hunt
- 288 Seiten
- 11 Lesestunden
"A grizzled veteran detective and his young rookie sidekick hunt a serial killer in post-9/11 New York City"--