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Falling Shadows

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In Falling Shadows, a lone man walks in the forest towards the hunting camp where his family has taken refuge to escape the upheaval caused by a widespread power failure. He knows he is threatened. One day, having lost his way, a twelve-year-old boy, mysteriously fearless and familiar, calls out to him. The unusual duo will have to face the hostility of the wilderness and thwart the offensive groups that now inhabit the woods.
This is Québec writer Christian Guay-Poliquin's much anticipated third instalment in the series of gripping post-apocalyptic novels initiated with Running on Fumes and prolonged by the international bestseller The Weight of Snow, both translated by Governor General's Award winner David Homel and published by Talonbooks in 2016 and 2019. The Weight of Snow was long-listed for the 2020 Sunburst Award and was translated into fifteen languages. Throughout these novels, Guay-Poliquin has developed a unique storytelling craft; his narratives are grounded in the demands and details of daily life and in a world ripe with experience.
Adventurous and cleverly assembled, Falling Shadows questions the meaning of community and revisits the thrilling excitement associated with the wilderness and survival classics like McCarthy's The Road and King's The Stand.


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Christian Guay-Poliquin was born in Saint-Armand in 1982. He believes the art of the narrative is grounded in the demands and details of daily life, situated in a world ripe with experience. Running on Fumes is his first novel, followed in 2019 by The Weight of the Snow, both published by Talonbooks.


Summary

In Falling Shadows, a lone man walks in the forest towards the hunting camp where his family has taken refuge to escape the upheaval caused by a widespread power failure. He knows he is threatened. One day, having lost his way, a twelve-year-old boy, mysteriously fearless and familiar, calls out to him. The unusual duo will have to face the hostility of the wilderness and thwart the offensive groups that now inhabit the woods.
This is Québec writer Christian Guay-Poliquin’s much anticipated third instalment in the series of gripping post-apocalyptic novels initiated with Running on Fumes and prolonged by the international bestseller The Weight of Snow, both translated by Governor General’s Award winner David Homel and published by Talonbooks in 2016 and 2019. The Weight of Snow was long-listed for the 2020 Sunburst Award and was translated into fifteen languages. Throughout these novels, Guay-Poliquin has developed a unique storytelling craft; his narratives are grounded in the demands and details of daily life and in a world ripe with experience.
Adventurous and cleverly assembled, Falling Shadows questions the meaning of community and revisits the thrilling excitement associated with the wilderness and survival classics like McCarthy’s The Road and King’s The Stand.

Foreword

  • Reviews in national and local media
  • Paid premium placement in bookstores
  • Publicity and promotion in conjunction with the author's speaking engagements
  • Social media campaign: LibraryThing, Facebook, Twitter, Goodreads
  • Promotion on the Talon website (www.talonbooks.com)

  • Product details

    Authors Christian Guay-Poliquin
    Assisted by David Homel (Translation), David Homel (Translation)
    Publisher Ingram Publishers Services
     
    Languages English
    Product format Paperback / Softback
    Released 23.08.2022
     
    EAN 9781772014518
    ISBN 978-1-77201-451-8
    Dimensions 140 mm x 216 mm x 25 mm
    Weight 260 g
    Subjects Fiction > Narrative literature

    YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Action & Adventure / Survival Stories, FICTION / Disaster, Fiction: general and literary

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