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Flesh and Blood

A Novel - Englische Ausgabe

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  • 466pagine
  • 17 ore di lettura

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From the bestselling author of The Hours and Specimen Days comes a generous, masterfully crafted novel with all the power of a Greek tragedy. The epic tale of an American family, Flesh and Blood follows three generations of the Stassos clan as it is transformed by ambition, love, and history. Constantine Stassos, a Greek immigrant, marries Mary Cuccio, an Italian-American girl, and they have three children, each fated to a complex life. Susan is oppressed by her beauty and her father's affections; Billy is brilliant, and gay; Zoe is a wild, heedless visionary. As the years pass, their lives unfold in ways that compel them--and their parents--to meet ever greater challenges.

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Flesh and Blood, Michael Cunningham

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2007
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Sottotitolo
A Novel - Englische Ausgabe
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2007
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
466
ISBN10
0312426682
ISBN13
9780312426682
Serie
Prima pubblicazione
1995
Titolo originale
Small Move, Big Change. Using Microresolutions to Transform Your Life Permanently
Valutazione
4,05 su 5
Descrizione
From the bestselling author of The Hours and Specimen Days comes a generous, masterfully crafted novel with all the power of a Greek tragedy. The epic tale of an American family, Flesh and Blood follows three generations of the Stassos clan as it is transformed by ambition, love, and history. Constantine Stassos, a Greek immigrant, marries Mary Cuccio, an Italian-American girl, and they have three children, each fated to a complex life. Susan is oppressed by her beauty and her father's affections; Billy is brilliant, and gay; Zoe is a wild, heedless visionary. As the years pass, their lives unfold in ways that compel them--and their parents--to meet ever greater challenges.