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Stoddard, Christopher

 
9780997643213: At Night Only: A Literary Tragedy of Love and Self-Destruction in Contemporary New York
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ISBN 10: 0997643218 ISBN 13: 9780997643213
Editorial: ITNA PRESS, 2018

Sinopsis

A producer at an advertising firm, whose gender and name are never revealed, recounts a disturbing tale of emotional fixation and eventual rejection by the two key figures in their life, leaving them bereft of self-esteem and violently desperate. The first of these obsessions is a promiscuous yet charismatic underground art star whose psychic power and extreme drug use draw the main character into a disorienting world of gallery openings and sex-fueled parties. The second, a handsome actor narcissistically preoccupied with his budding movie career, offers moments of sex and tenderness punctuated by irrational tirades of anger, before he tires of the main character’s overweening love and threatens abandonment.  
 
Both these relationships weave their harrowing stories against a brilliantly evoked background of contemporary Brooklyn and Manhattan, a place where advertising and consumption have even corrupted the language we use to speak about love. At Night Only is a tragedy that could only be written in this new millennium.

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Acerca del autor

CHRISTOPHER STODDARD is the author of three other novels: The Virtuous Ones (ITNA, 2022), Limiters (ITNA, 2014), and White, Christian (Spuyten Duyvil, 2010). At Night Only, was praised by PEN award-winning author Edmund White, and was a staff pick in The Paris Review. For more than a decade, he worked at various ad agencies in New York City. He lives in Los Angeles.

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Editorial
ITNA PRESS
Año de publicación
2018
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
0997643218
ISBN 13 
9780997643213
Encuadernación
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Número de páginas
216
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