LOOP - Brossura

Suzuki

Brossura

ISBN 10: 000717909X ISBN 13: 9780007179091

Casa editrice: Harper, 2011

Riassunto

Stunning Japanese novel with a chilling twist – the follow-up to Ring and Spiral.

Kaoru's father, Hideyuki, lies dying in a Tokyo hospital, his body ravaged by viral cancer. This nightmarish incurable disease has sprung out of nowhere and has begun to affect organisms all over the planet.

Twenty years ago Hideyki worked on a virtual reality project which replicated evolution on earth, called the Loop. The project failed when the organisms within it inexplicably stopped reproducing normally and started cloning. Nearly all of the other scientists who worked on the Loop are already dead – from cancer.

To get to the heart of the mystery, Kaoru must travel to the other side of the planet, to the Mojave desert. The secret he encounters there will overturn everything he thought he knew about the world – and his own identity.

In this suspense-filled follow-up to ‘Ring’ and ‘Spiral’, Suzuki masterfully confounds the reader with a stunning new twist on the Ring mythology.

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Praise for Koji Suzuki:

'Suzuki blends the dispassionate, inquisitive, sometimes terrifying urban character-types to be found in Haruki Murakami's work with the plot mechanics of a Stephen King or Michael Crichton' Kim Newman, Independent

‘The pace doesn't slacken for a moment ... a guaranteed page-turner.’ Observer

‘Suzuki builds tension brilliantly.’ Guardian

‘Bristles with menace and fear.’ Uncut

‘Aptly billed as the Japanese Stephen King.’ Publishers Weekly

L'autore:

Koji Suzuki is a literary star in his native Japan, where he is also a respected writer on childcare, having brought up two daughters. ‘Ring’, the first novel in the trilogy that concludes with ‘Loop’ has sold 2.8 million copies to date and spawned a cult Japanese film that is fast becoming a classic, as well as a successful Hollywood remake. Koji Suzuki lives in Tokyo but loves to travel.

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• Editore: Harper
• Data di pubblicazione: 2011
• ISBN 10: 000717909X
• ISBN 13: 9780007179091
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 480