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Novel Explosives (2016)
ENISBN: 9781557134332 bzw. 1557134332, in Englisch, Zerogram Press.
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Novel Explosives Gauer, Jim, "There's a lot of verbal and postmodern high jinks in these . . . pages . . . for readers who enjoy this kind of thing, it will be worth the effort." Starred Kirkus Review, August 15th, 2016 "An amazing novel, a literary masterpiece that reads like a thriller . . . the most fun reading I've had in ages." Steven Moore, author of The Novel: An Alternative History It's the week after Easter, April 1320, 2009. Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no sense of who he is or how he came to Guanajuato. His only clues are a driver's license and ATM card, both of which are in the name of Alvaro de Campos, one of the heteronyms of Fernando Pessoa. Earlier in the week, a man sits at his desk in an office tower in Santa Monica, California, attempting to complete his memoirs after twenty-five years in the venture business. Unfortunately, one of his current deals may be a money-laundering scam, and its lead investor has been calling him in the night, not only demanding his money back, but citing the relevant passages from Shakespeare's The Tempest . And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso. Thus begins the three-stranded narrative of Novel Explosives , a search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Juárez drug wars, and enhanced-lethality thermobaric weaponry. Jim Gauer is a mathematician, widely published poet, and possibly the world's only Marxist Venture Capitalist.
Novel Explosives Gauer, Jim, "There's a lot of verbal and postmodern high jinks in these . . . pages . . . for readers who enjoy this kind of thing, it will be worth the effort." Starred Kirkus Review, August 15th, 2016 "An amazing novel, a literary masterpiece that reads like a thriller . . . the most fun reading I've had in ages." Steven Moore, author of The Novel: An Alternative History It's the week after Easter, April 1320, 2009. Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no sense of who he is or how he came to Guanajuato. His only clues are a driver's license and ATM card, both of which are in the name of Alvaro de Campos, one of the heteronyms of Fernando Pessoa. Earlier in the week, a man sits at his desk in an office tower in Santa Monica, California, attempting to complete his memoirs after twenty-five years in the venture business. Unfortunately, one of his current deals may be a money-laundering scam, and its lead investor has been calling him in the night, not only demanding his money back, but citing the relevant passages from Shakespeare's The Tempest . And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso. Thus begins the three-stranded narrative of Novel Explosives , a search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Juárez drug wars, and enhanced-lethality thermobaric weaponry. Jim Gauer is a mathematician, widely published poet, and possibly the world's only Marxist Venture Capitalist.
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Novel Explosives (2016)
EN USISBN: 1557134332 bzw. 9781557134332, in Englisch, Zerogram Press, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Lagernd.
fiction,literature and fiction,mystery thriller and suspense, . . . big, brainy, trippy, Technicolor noir . . ." Starred Kirkus Review , August 15, 2016 "An amazing novel, a literary masterpiece that reads like a thriller . . . the most fun reading I've had in ages." Steven Moore, author of The Novel: An Alternative History It's the week after Easter, April 1320, 2009. Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no sense of who he is or how he came to Guanajuato. His only clues are a driver's license and ATM card, both of which are in the name of Alvaro de Campos, one of the heteronyms of Fernando Pessoa. Earlier in the week, a man sits at his desk in an office tower in Santa Monica, California, attempting to complete his memoirs after twenty-five years in the venture business. Unfortunately, one of his current deals may be a money-laundering scam, and its lead investor has been calling him in the night, not only demanding his money back, but citing the relevant passages from Shakespeare's The Tempest . And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso. Thus begins the three-stranded narrative of Novel Explosives , a search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Jurez drug wars, and enhanced-lethality thermobaric weaponry. Jim Gauer is a mathematician, widely published poet, and possibly the world's only Marxist V.
fiction,literature and fiction,mystery thriller and suspense, . . . big, brainy, trippy, Technicolor noir . . ." Starred Kirkus Review , August 15, 2016 "An amazing novel, a literary masterpiece that reads like a thriller . . . the most fun reading I've had in ages." Steven Moore, author of The Novel: An Alternative History It's the week after Easter, April 1320, 2009. Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no sense of who he is or how he came to Guanajuato. His only clues are a driver's license and ATM card, both of which are in the name of Alvaro de Campos, one of the heteronyms of Fernando Pessoa. Earlier in the week, a man sits at his desk in an office tower in Santa Monica, California, attempting to complete his memoirs after twenty-five years in the venture business. Unfortunately, one of his current deals may be a money-laundering scam, and its lead investor has been calling him in the night, not only demanding his money back, but citing the relevant passages from Shakespeare's The Tempest . And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso. Thus begins the three-stranded narrative of Novel Explosives , a search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Jurez drug wars, and enhanced-lethality thermobaric weaponry. Jim Gauer is a mathematician, widely published poet, and possibly the world's only Marxist V.
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Novel Explosives Jim Gauer Author (2009)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9781953409027 bzw. 1953409024, vermutlich in Englisch, Zerogram Press, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, plus shipping.
It's an otherwise ordinary week in April, the week after Easter, 2009. Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no memory of who he is, or how he came to live in Guanajuato. Early in the week, a venture capitalist sits at his desk in an office tower in Los Angeles, attempting to complete his business memoirs, but troubled by the fact that a recent deal appears to be some sort of money-laundering scheme. And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso. Thus begins the three-stranded narrative of Novel Explosives, a fiendishly funny search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Juarez drug wars, and the latest innovations in thermobaric weaponry, a joyride of a novel with only one catch: the deeper into the book you go, the more dangerous it gets. At the palpitating heart of the novel, at its roiling fundamental core, lies an agonizing reappraisal of the way the U.S behaves in the world, a project that grows more urgent by the day.
It's an otherwise ordinary week in April, the week after Easter, 2009. Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no memory of who he is, or how he came to live in Guanajuato. Early in the week, a venture capitalist sits at his desk in an office tower in Los Angeles, attempting to complete his business memoirs, but troubled by the fact that a recent deal appears to be some sort of money-laundering scheme. And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso. Thus begins the three-stranded narrative of Novel Explosives, a fiendishly funny search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Juarez drug wars, and the latest innovations in thermobaric weaponry, a joyride of a novel with only one catch: the deeper into the book you go, the more dangerous it gets. At the palpitating heart of the novel, at its roiling fundamental core, lies an agonizing reappraisal of the way the U.S behaves in the world, a project that grows more urgent by the day.
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Novel Explosives
EN USISBN: 9781557134332 bzw. 1557134332, in Englisch, Zerogram Pr, Unknown, Unknown, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, in-stock.
An amazing novel. the most fun reading I've had in ages."Steven Moore, author ofThe Novel: An Alternative HistoryIt's the week after Easter, April 1320, 2009.Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no sense of who he is or how he came to Guanajuato. His only clues are a driver's license and ATM card, both of which are in the name of Alvaro de Campos, one of the heteronyms of Fernando Pessoa. Earlier in the week, a man sits at his desk in an office tower in Santa Monica, California, attempting to complete his memoirs after twenty-five years in the venture business. Unfortunately, one of his current deals may be a money-laundering scam, and its lead investor has been calling him in the night, not only demanding his money back, but citing the relevant passages from Shakespeare'sThe Tempest. And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso. Thus begins the three-stranded narrative of Novel Explosives, a search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Juárez drug wars, and enhanced-lethality thermobaric weaponry. Jim Gauer is a mathematician, widely published poet, and possibly the world's only Marxist Venture Capitalist.
An amazing novel. the most fun reading I've had in ages."Steven Moore, author ofThe Novel: An Alternative HistoryIt's the week after Easter, April 1320, 2009.Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no sense of who he is or how he came to Guanajuato. His only clues are a driver's license and ATM card, both of which are in the name of Alvaro de Campos, one of the heteronyms of Fernando Pessoa. Earlier in the week, a man sits at his desk in an office tower in Santa Monica, California, attempting to complete his memoirs after twenty-five years in the venture business. Unfortunately, one of his current deals may be a money-laundering scam, and its lead investor has been calling him in the night, not only demanding his money back, but citing the relevant passages from Shakespeare'sThe Tempest. And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso. Thus begins the three-stranded narrative of Novel Explosives, a search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Juárez drug wars, and enhanced-lethality thermobaric weaponry. Jim Gauer is a mathematician, widely published poet, and possibly the world's only Marxist Venture Capitalist.
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Novel Explosives
EN NWISBN: 9781557134332 bzw. 1557134332, in Englisch, Green Integer, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, In Stock, plus shipping.
Jim Gauer, Books, Fiction and Literature, Fiction, Literary, Novel Explosives, . . . big, brainy, trippy, Technicolor noir . . . -StarredKirkus Review, August 15, 2016An amazing novel, a literary masterpiece that reads like a thriller . . . the most fun reading I've had in ages. -Steven Moore, author ofThe Novel: An Alternative HistoryIt's the week after Easter, April 13a?20, 2009.Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no sense of who he is or how he came to Guanajuato. His only clues are a driver's license and ATM card, both of which are in the name of Alvaro de Campos, one of the heteronyms of Fernando Pessoa.Earlier in the week, a man sits at his desk in an office tower in Santa Monica, California, attempting to complete his memoirs after twenty-five years in the venture business. Unfortunately, one of his current deals may be a money-laundering scam, and its lead investor has been calling him in the night, not only demanding his money back, but citing the relevant passages from Shakespeare'sThe Tempest.And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso.Thus begins the three-stranded narrative ofNovel Explosives, a search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Juarez drug wars, and enhanced-lethality thermobaric weaponry. Jim Gauer is a mathematician, widely published poet, and possibly the world's only Marxist Venture Capitalist.
Jim Gauer, Books, Fiction and Literature, Fiction, Literary, Novel Explosives, . . . big, brainy, trippy, Technicolor noir . . . -StarredKirkus Review, August 15, 2016An amazing novel, a literary masterpiece that reads like a thriller . . . the most fun reading I've had in ages. -Steven Moore, author ofThe Novel: An Alternative HistoryIt's the week after Easter, April 13a?20, 2009.Late in the week, a man wakes up in Guanajuato, Mexico, with his knowledge intact, but with no sense of who he is or how he came to Guanajuato. His only clues are a driver's license and ATM card, both of which are in the name of Alvaro de Campos, one of the heteronyms of Fernando Pessoa.Earlier in the week, a man sits at his desk in an office tower in Santa Monica, California, attempting to complete his memoirs after twenty-five years in the venture business. Unfortunately, one of his current deals may be a money-laundering scam, and its lead investor has been calling him in the night, not only demanding his money back, but citing the relevant passages from Shakespeare'sThe Tempest.And in the middle of the week, just before dawn on April 15, two gunmen arrive at an El Paso motel to retrieve a duffel bag stuffed full of currency, and eliminate the man who brought it to El Paso.Thus begins the three-stranded narrative ofNovel Explosives, a search for identity that travels through the worlds of venture finance, the Juarez drug wars, and enhanced-lethality thermobaric weaponry. Jim Gauer is a mathematician, widely published poet, and possibly the world's only Marxist Venture Capitalist.
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