Nicholas Hogg Libri
Nicholas Hogg è riconosciuto per la sua abilità letteraria, in particolare per la sua nomination al premio letterario IMPAC per il suo romanzo d'esordio, Show Me the Sky. I suoi racconti hanno ottenuto numerosi riconoscimenti e sono stati trasmessi dalla BBC. La scrittura di Hogg approfondisce la psiche umana con narrazioni avvincenti che trasportano i lettori nei suoi mondi. Il suo ultimo romanzo, TOKYO, consolida ulteriormente la sua reputazione di voce significativa nella letteratura contemporanea.
Show Me the Sky
- 304pagine
- 11 ore di lettura
Blending adventure, history, and self-discovery, this debut novel weaves together four captivating narrative threads. Each story intertwines to create an unforgettable journey, exploring themes of exploration and personal growth. Readers can expect a rich tapestry of experiences that challenge the characters and reveal deeper truths about themselves and the world around them.
Social psychologist Ben Monroe has returned to Tokyo after a failed marriage, determined to seek out his former lover Kozue. His estranged teenage daughter Mazzy reluctantly flies from California to join him. On the flight she meets a young Japanese man, Koji, a cult survivor, who tells her the story of the luminous night princess Kaguya, a powerful tale of beauty and obsession. As Ben delves deeper into the underworld in search of Kozue, Mazzy and Koji are compelled to follow, and their four lives dangerously intersect as past and present collide.
Missing Person
- 98pagine
- 4 ore di lettura
Exploring the interplay of violence and history, this collection of poems reflects on how the past shapes the present and connects generations within a community. It examines themes of labor, loss, and the emotional impact of shattered dreams and unrealized potential. With a blend of vulnerability and resilience, the work captures the complexities of the human experience, showcasing the power of poetry to convey deep emotional truths and beauty amidst hardship.