Until I Find You: A Novel - Tapa dura

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"As ever, Irving is at his best with the family relationships he creates. They are simultaneously touching and infuriating. It is with these relationships that Irving firmly grasps universal truths and puts a chokehold on his readers.... Irving's descriptions are distressing to read, but they force the reader to relate to the characters in a way they would not in most works of fiction."
-Calgary Herald

"Bittersweet . . . moving."
-People

"Until I Find You . . . cuts closer to the bone than any of [Irving's] previous works."
-Ottawa Citizen

Praise for John Irving:

John Irving has received awards from the Rockefeller Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Guggenheim Foundation; he has won an O. Henry Award, a National Book Award and an Oscar.

"Irving's novels are perceptive and precise reflections of the world around us."
--The Washington Post Book World

"John Irving is one of the very finest writers alive today."
--The Associated Press

"A serious artist of remarkable powers."
--Chicago Sun-Times

"Irving's popularity is not hard to understand. His world is really the world according to nearly everyone."
--Time

"A premier storyteller, master of the tragicomic and among the first rank of contemporary novelists."
--Los Angeles Times Book Review

"[Irving's] instincts are so basically sound, his talent for storytelling so bright and strong that he gets down to the truth of his time.
--The New York Times Book Review

"John Irving is a writer of prodigious talent."
--Calgary Herald

"John Irving is devoted to his people and his plots in a way that makes him unique among the most popular and widely read of the living American novelists. He has become his generation's Dickens."
--NOW Magazine

"He is among the very best storytellers at work today. At the base of Irving's own moral concerns is a rare and lasting regard for human kindness."
--The Philadelphia Inquirer

Praise for The Fourth Hand
"A rich and deeply moving tale. . .Vintage Irving: A story of two very disparate people, and the strange ways we grow. . . . Irving's novels are perceptive and precise reflections of the world around us."
--The Washington Post Book World

"Using comedy, satiric social commentary and his adroit ability to tell a good yarn, Irving proffers a sweet love story with the very serious underlying theme of human transformation."
--Ottawa Citizen

"John Irving is one of the very finest writers alive today."
--The Associated Press

Reseña del editor

Chronicles the life and times of actor Jack Burns, whose unique bond with his mother, Alice, a Toronto tattoo artist, and their search for his missing father, William, a church organist with an addiction to being tattooed, shapes his relationships with women and his Hollywood career. 350,000 first printing.