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PORT MUNGO

Code EAN13: 9782070306695

Auteur : MCGRATH PATRICK

Éditeur : GALLIMARD


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McGrath's latest foray into macabre psychology examines one obsessive relationship through the lens of another. The novel is narrated by Gin Rathbone, who has lived her life in thrall to her younger brother, Jack, a famous painter now ailing and in her care. She tells the story of their eccentric, motherless childhood in England, a period that ends when Jack falls for a magnetic, promiscuous older artist named Vera Savage. Jack settles with Vera first in New York, then in the ramshackle Central American river town of the title. Gin's account of their extravagantly tempestuous life is full of adulation of him and hatred of Vera, whom she blames for his misfortunes. However, a series of shocking dénouements show us the extent of Gin's delusions about her brother and, in McGrath's virtuosic handling, make for a compelling piece of family Gothic.
Copyright © 2005 The New Yorker

  • EAN
    9782070306695
  • Auteur
  • Éditeur
    GALLIMARD
  • Collection
    FOLIO
  • Date de parution
    05/01/2006
  • Support
    Broché
  • Description du format
    Version Papier
  • Poids
    190 g
  • Hauteur
    178 mm
  • Largeur
    108 mm
  • Épaisseur
    16 mm
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