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Zusatztext Love Orange is narrated in a close third-person from multiple points of view, artfully moving between the characters to build an absorbing story . Randall depicts the very contemporary struggles of the Tinkley family with empathy. And her wry humour leavens the serious topics she tackles: the prison system, gender roles, the perils of intrusive technology and the slippery slope of addiction - whether one reaches for drugs or devices for relief from the "marshmallow numbness" of daily life. Informationen zum Autor Natasha Randall is a literary translator whose translations include Notes from an Underground by Dostoyevsky, A Hero of Our Time by Lermontov, and We by Zamyatin. She has edited a volume of Gogol for riverrun, Quercus. Her articles and reviews have appeared in the TLS , LA Review and the NYT. She lives in London with her husband and young children. Klappentext A disturbing portrait of a modern American family A disturbing portrait of a modern American family Zusammenfassung A disturbing portrait of a modern American family
