The Third Party
by Glenn Patterson
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Described by Roddy Doyle as 'intriguing and highly entertaining', this novel by Glenn Patterson - the Bafta-nominated writer behind the Good Vibrations film - is a stylish and atmospheric novel set between Belfast and Hiroshima.Tags
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Belle ambiance japonaise dans ce livre que l'éditeur compare trop facilement à Lost in translation (comme souvent ce qui se passe au Japon).
On apprécie le cheminement presque poétique du narrateur, perdu dans sa vie plus que dans son hôtel, qui dévoile peu à peu les failles de sa petite existence.
La chute - le troisième acte - du livre est... déroutante.
On apprécie le cheminement presque poétique du narrateur, perdu dans sa vie plus que dans son hôtel, qui dévoile peu à peu les failles de sa petite existence.
La chute - le troisième acte - du livre est... déroutante.
Feb 12, 2010French
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Glenn Patterson, award-winning writer and broadcaster, was born in Belfast in 1961. He is the author of nine novels: Burning Your Own (1988), Fat Lad (1992), Black Night at Big Thunder Mountain (1995), The International (1999), Number 5 (2003), That Which Was (2004), The Third Party (2007), The Mill for Grinding Old People Young (2012), and The show more Rest Just Follows (2014), and a memoir, Once Upon a Hill: Love in Troubled Times (2008). A previous collection of journalistic writings, Lapsed Protestant, was published by New Island in 2006. He lives here, or there. show less
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