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Anatomy. Monotony.

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Zusatztext Edy Poppy is a courageous writer, who dares to transgress the limits most of us set for ourselves. But she does it so playfully and with such elegance that the reader can’t resist coming along to explore forbidden realms.– Elle Informationen zum Autor Born in 1975, Edy Poppy is a Norwegian author and former model. In addition to her work in the theatre and as a writer of short stories, poems, and essays, her debut novel Anatomi. Monotoni won the Gylendal Prize in 2005. Born and raised in Norway, May-Brit Akerholt now lives in Australia, where she is a recipient of a Fellowship from the Theatre Board of Australia Council. She is also the author of Patrick White . Her doctoral thesis is entitled The Dramaturgy of Translation. Klappentext What is fidelity? In Anatomy. Monotony. , Edy Poppy examines this question with an intimacy and ruthlessness worthy of Marguerite Duras. Vår, a young woman from a small Norwegian town, and Lou, a Frenchman from Nîmes, maintain an open marriage. But their polyamorous experiment is freighted with jealousies. Their life in London is broken into by one fascinating stranger after another, until eventually they decide to move away, back to Vår's rural hometown-a decision that will change the nature of their relationship forever. Anatomy. Monotony. is a novel about sex, love, and the creation of literature in no uncertain terms. Zusammenfassung Lou is a French novelist living in London, married to Vår, a small-town Norwegian woman. Together they form a couple with rather unusual ideas about marital fidelity. Told in a brisk, economical style, Poppy’s novel compellingly explores the complicated matter of needing and seeking intimacy.

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Authors Edy Poppy, Edy/ Akerholt Poppy
Assisted by May-Brit Akerholt (Translation)
Publisher Dalkey Archive Press
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 31.03.2018
 
EAN 9781628972290
ISBN 978-1-62897-229-0
No. of pages 216
Series Norwegian Literature
Norwegian Literature
Subject Fiction > Narrative literature

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