9780593467671 - Plastic: A Novel de Guild, Scott (25 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR For fans of Interior Chinatown and American War, a surreal, hilarious, and sneakily profound debut novel that casts our current climate of gun violence and environmental destruction in a surprising new mold.A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OUR CULTURE SO MANY DAMN BOOKS CLIMATE & CAPITAL MEDIA "[Plastic] deserves applause.Raises urgent questions about climate change, political violence, and spirituality with high intelligence.Wondrous." - The New York Times Book ReviewErin is a plastic girl living in a plastic world. Every day she eats a breakfast of boiled chicken, then conveys her articulated body to Tablet Town, where she sells other figurines Smartbodies: wearable tech that allows full, physical immersion in a virtual world, a refuge from real lifes brutal wars, oppressive governmental monitoring, and omnipresent eco-terrorist insurgency. If you cut her, she will not bleedbut she and her fellow figurines can still be cracked or blown apart by gunfire or bombs, or crumble away from nuclear fallout. Erin, who's lost her father, sister, and the love of her life, certainly knows plenty about death.An attack at her place of work brings Erin another too-intimate experience, but it also brings her Jacob: a blind figurine whom she comforts in the aftermath, and with whom she feels an almost instant connection. For the first time in years, Erin begins to experience hopehope that until now she's only gleaned from watching her favorite TV show, the surrealist retro sitcom Nuclear Family. Exploring the wild wonders of the virtual reality landscape together, it seems that possibly, slowly, Erin and Jacob may have a chance at healing from their trauma. But then secrets from Erin's family's past begin to invade her carefully constructed reality, and cracks in the facade she's constructed around her life threaten to reveal everything vulnerable beneath.Both a crypto-comedic dystopian fantasy and a deadly serious dissection of our own farcical pre-apocalypse, Scott Guilds debut novel is an achingly beautiful, disarmingly welcoming, and fabulously inventive look at the hollow core of modern American societyand a guide to how we might reanimate all its broken plastic pieces. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR For fans of Interior Chinatown and American War, a surreal, hilarious, and sneakily profound debut novel that casts our current climate of gun violence and environmental destruction in a surprising new mold.A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OUR CULTURE SO MANY DAMN BOOKS CLIMATE & CAPITAL MEDIA "[Plastic] deserves applause.Raises urgent questions about climate change, political violence, and spirituality with high intelligence.Wondrous." - The New York Times Book ReviewErin is a plastic girl living in a plastic world. Every day she eats a breakfast of boiled chicken, then conveys her articulated body to Tablet Town, where she sells other figurines Smartbodies: wearable tech that allows full, physical immersion in a virtual world, a refuge from real lifes brutal wars, oppressive governmental monitoring, and omnipresent eco-terrorist insurgency. If you cut her, she will not bleedbut she and her fellow figurines can still be cracked or blown apart by gunfire or bombs, or crumble away from nuclear fallout. Erin, who's lost her father, sister, and the love of her life, certainly knows plenty about death.An attack at her place of work brings Erin another too-intimate experience, but it also brings her Jacob: a blind figurine whom she comforts in the aftermath, and with whom she feels an almost instant connection. For the first time in years, Erin begins to experience hopehope that until now she's only gleaned from watching her favorite TV show, the surrealist retro sitcom Nuclear Family. Exploring the wild wonders of the virtual reality landscape together, it seems that possibly, slowly, Erin and Jacob may have a chance at healing from their trauma. But then secrets from Erin's family's past begin to invade her carefully constructed reality, and cracks in the facade she's constructed around her life threaten to reveal everything vulnerable beneath.Both a crypto-comedic dystopian fantasy and a deadly serious dissection of our own farcical pre-apocalypse, Scott Guilds debut novel is an achingly beautiful, disarmingly welcoming, and fabulously inventive look at the hollow core of modern American societyand a guide to how we might reanimate all its broken plastic pieces. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR For fans of Interior Chinatown and American War, a surreal, hilarious, and sneakily profound debut novel that casts our current climate of gun violence and environmental destruction in a surprising new mold.A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OUR CULTURE SO MANY DAMN BOOKS CLIMATE & CAPITAL MEDIA "[Plastic] deserves applause.Raises urgent questions about climate change, political violence, and spirituality with high intelligence.Wondrous." - The New York Times Book ReviewErin is a plastic girl living in a plastic world. Every day she eats a breakfast of boiled chicken, then conveys her articulated body to Tablet Town, where she sells other figurines Smartbodies: wearable tech that allows full, physical immersion in a virtual world, a refuge from real lifes brutal wars, oppressive governmental monitoring, and omnipresent eco-terrorist insurgency. If you cut her, she will not bleedbut she and her fellow figurines can still be cracked or blown apart by gunfire or bombs, or crumble away from nuclear fallout. Erin, who's lost her father, sister, and the love of her life, certainly knows plenty about death.An attack at her place of work brings Erin another too-intimate experience, but it also brings her Jacob: a blind figurine whom she comforts in the aftermath, and with whom she feels an almost instant connection. For the first time in years, Erin begins to experience hopehope that until now she's only gleaned from watching her favorite TV show, the surrealist retro sitcom Nuclear Family. Exploring the wild wonders of the virtual reality landscape together, it seems that possibly, slowly, Erin and Jacob may have a chance at healing from their trauma. But then secrets from Erin's family's past begin to invade her carefully constructed reality, and cracks in the facade she's constructed around her life threaten to reveal everything vulnerable beneath.Both a crypto-comedic dystopian fantasy and a deadly serious dissection of our own farcical pre-apocalypse, Scott Guilds debut novel is an achingly beautiful, disarmingly welcoming, and fabulously inventive look at the hollow core of modern American societyand a guide to how we might reanimate all its broken plastic pieces. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Condición: New. Scott Guild holds an MFA and a PhD in Fiction and works as an Assistant Professor at Marian University. His work has appeared in Time, NPR, Literary Hub, and many other venues. An advocate for prison reform, he served for years as Assistant Di.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR For fans of Interior Chinatown and American War, a surreal, hilarious, and sneakily profound debut novel that casts our current climate of gun violence and environmental destruction in a surprising new mold.A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OUR CULTURE SO MANY DAMN BOOKS CLIMATE & CAPITAL MEDIA '[Plastic] deserves applause.Raises urgent questions about climate change, political violence, and spirituality with high intelligence.Wondrous.' - The New York Times Book ReviewErin is a plastic girl living in a plastic world. Every day she eats a breakfast of boiled chicken, then conveys her articulated body to Tablet Town, where she sells other figurines Smartbodies: wearable tech that allows full, physical immersion in a virtual world, a refuge from real life's brutal wars, oppressive governmental monitoring, and omnipresent eco-terrorist insurgency. If you cut her, she will not bleedbut she and her fellow figurines can still be cracked or blown apart by gunfire or bombs, or crumble away from nuclear fallout. Erin, who's lost her father, sister, and the love of her life, certainly knows plenty about death.An attack at her place of work brings Erin another too-intimate experience, but it also brings her Jacob: a blind figurine whom she comforts in the aftermath, and with whom she feels an almost instant connection. For the first time in years, Erin begins to experience hopehope that until now she's only gleaned from watching her favorite TV show, the surrealist retro sitcom "Nuclear Family." Exploring the wild wonders of the virtual reality landscape together, it seems that possibly, slowly, Erin and Jacob may have a chance at healing from their trauma. But then secrets from Erin's family's past begin to invade her carefully constructed reality, and cracks in the facade she's constructed around her life threaten to reveal everything vulnerable beneath.Both a crypto-comedic dystopian fantasy and a deadly serious dissection of our own farcical pre-apocalypse, Scott Guild's debut novel is an achingly beautiful, disarmingly welcoming, and fabulously inventive look at the hollow core of modern American societyand a guide to how we might reanimate all its broken plastic pieces.

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