Name: To the Kennels: And Other Stories (en Inglés)
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Author: Pyun, Hye-Young ; Kim-Russell, Sora ; Fenkl, Heinz Insu
ISBN: 9781956763669

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To the Kennels: And Other Stories (en Inglés)

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Inglés

N° páginas

184

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0.34 kg.

ISBN13

9781956763669

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Thriller psicológico
Tema narrativo: vida interior

To the Kennels: And Other Stories (en Inglés)

Hye-Young Pyun (Autor) · Heinz Insu Fenkl (Traducido por) · Sora Kim-Russell (Traducido por) · Arcade Publishing · Tapa Dura

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An acclaimed story collection from the author of the Shirley Jackson Award-winning novel The Hole Six elephants bolt from an amusement park and vanish; where they're found brings back memories of a forgotten dictator. A car ride on a foggy highway at night becomes a drive through hell for a young couple getting away for the weekend together. A family lives the dream of moving from the city to a brand-new bedroom town in the country, only to be plagued by debt and fears of eviction, while the sound of incessant barking rings from the kennels nearby. In a city built on the site of ancient tombs, a homeowner's renovation of a broken wall leads to an outcome no one expected. Older workers hired to play characters from a folk tale and wear smiles no one believes. An accountant asked to cook the books for his boss. A would-be writer disapppointed in her students and her choices. These are some of the premises and characters in Hye-young Pyun's To the Kennels, winner of one of Korea's most prestigious literary awards. Infused with psychological acuity, understated suspense, a touch of the uncanny, and her Kafkaesque take on the contemporary world, To the Kennels offers a thrilling, unsettling ride through territory that is both familiar and strange. As Un-su Kim, author of The Plotters has observed, she "reveals to us the cellular division of emotions we've never seen before."