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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. Pretend I'm Not Here. Book.

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Paperback. Condizione: New.

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Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Pretend I'm Not Here features characters struggling with sex, identity and meaning in a world collapsing around them. Everyone is longing for something-the beloved, a newborn child, even annihilation. Cities burn, protests rage, isolation intensifies. A motif of masks and costumes runs throughout as characters experiment with who they are and struggle for connection in an absurd world. Though bleak, many of the stories end with a moment of dark optimism.These stories start out in familiar territories, realisms invoking people and places around America, until they flatly reveal they are more unfamiliar, weirder, wrong-er, sexier, and sometimes more terrifying and sad, and more speculative, than what it seemed they were going to be doing. But then you've got to realize that they got more real-more accurate. I became interested in that motion each of these stories made, and ever impacted by Sager's decisive vision on the discrete plane of the sentence, where a camera has a "snout" and a pair of white lace underwear wraps around a perverted aristocrat's ankle, in a ritualistic tryst with a robot, "like a manacle."-Caren Beilin, author of Sea, Poison and Revenge of the ScapegoatTrey Sager's stories illuminate people who prefer shadows. His beautifully written, very compelling stories engage the reader in characters whose interior lives are at odds with their place in the world. They doubt and have no idea they have a place in it. Sager's take on friendships and family recognize hurt and alienation, where life is always puzzling. His stories disdain the obvious for the intriguing, subtle, and intelligent. Sometimes perverse and never sentimental, Trey Sager's debut collection welcomes a wonderful, unusual writer.-Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and Paying AttentionTrey Sager's fiction is the future this reader wants. Tender and brutal, perfect for lovers of David Lynch, Sager's sentences take hold and keep you in their grip.-Kathleen Heil, author of You Can Have It All Pretend I'm Not Here features characters struggling with sex, identity and meaning in a world collapsing around them. Everyone is longing for something. Cities burn, protests rage, isolation intensifies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: New.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Pretend I'm Not Here features characters struggling with sex, identity and meaning in a world collapsing around them. Everyone is longing for something-the beloved, a newborn child, even annihilation. Cities burn, protests rage, isolation intensifies. A motif of masks and costumes runs throughout as characters experiment with who they are and struggle for connection in an absurd world. Though bleak, many of the stories end with a moment of dark optimism.These stories start out in familiar territories, realisms invoking people and places around America, until they flatly reveal they are more unfamiliar, weirder, wrong-er, sexier, and sometimes more terrifying and sad, and more speculative, than what it seemed they were going to be doing. But then you've got to realize that they got more real-more accurate. I became interested in that motion each of these stories made, and ever impacted by Sager's decisive vision on the discrete plane of the sentence, where a camera has a 'snout' and a pair of white lace underwear wraps around a perverted aristocrat's ankle, in a ritualistic tryst with a robot, 'like a manacle.'-Caren Beilin, author of Sea, Poison and Revenge of the ScapegoatTrey Sager's stories illuminate people who prefer shadows. His beautifully written, very compelling stories engage the reader in characters whose interior lives are at odds with their place in the world. They doubt and have no idea they have a place in it. Sager's take on friendships and family recognize hurt and alienation, where life is always puzzling. His stories disdain the obvious for the intriguing, subtle, and intelligent. Sometimes perverse and never sentimental, Trey Sager's debut collection welcomes a wonderful, unusual writer.-Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and Paying AttentionTrey Sager's fiction is the future this reader wants. Tender and brutal, perfect for lovers of David Lynch, Sager's sentences take hold and keep you in their grip.-Kathleen Heil, author of You Can Have It All. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Pretend I'm Not Here features characters struggling with sex, identity and meaning in a world collapsing around them. Everyone is longing for something-the beloved, a newborn child, even annihilation. Cities burn, protests rage, isolation intensifies. A motif of masks and costumes runs throughout as characters experiment with who they are and struggle for connection in an absurd world. Though bleak, many of the stories end with a moment of dark optimism.These stories start out in familiar territories, realisms invoking people and places around America, until they flatly reveal they are more unfamiliar, weirder, wrong-er, sexier, and sometimes more terrifying and sad, and more speculative, than what it seemed they were going to be doing. But then you've got to realize that they got more real-more accurate. I became interested in that motion each of these stories made, and ever impacted by Sager's decisive vision on the discrete plane of the sentence, where a camera has a "snout" and a pair of white lace underwear wraps around a perverted aristocrat's ankle, in a ritualistic tryst with a robot, "like a manacle."-Caren Beilin, author of Sea, Poison and Revenge of the ScapegoatTrey Sager's stories illuminate people who prefer shadows. His beautifully written, very compelling stories engage the reader in characters whose interior lives are at odds with their place in the world. They doubt and have no idea they have a place in it. Sager's take on friendships and family recognize hurt and alienation, where life is always puzzling. His stories disdain the obvious for the intriguing, subtle, and intelligent. Sometimes perverse and never sentimental, Trey Sager's debut collection welcomes a wonderful, unusual writer.-Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and Paying AttentionTrey Sager's fiction is the future this reader wants. Tender and brutal, perfect for lovers of David Lynch, Sager's sentences take hold and keep you in their grip.-Kathleen Heil, author of You Can Have It All Pretend I'm Not Here features characters struggling with sex, identity and meaning in a world collapsing around them. Everyone is longing for something. Cities burn, protests rage, isolation intensifies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Pretend I'm Not Here features characters struggling with sex, identity and meaning in a world collapsing around them. Everyone is longing for something-the beloved, a newborn child, even annihilation. Cities burn, protests rage, isolation intensifies. A motif of masks and costumes runs throughout as characters experiment with who they are and struggle for connection in an absurd world. Though bleak, many of the stories end with a moment of dark optimism.These stories start out in familiar territories, realisms invoking people and places around America, until they flatly reveal they are more unfamiliar, weirder, wrong-er, sexier, and sometimes more terrifying and sad, and more speculative, than what it seemed they were going to be doing. But then you've got to realize that they got more real-more accurate. I became interested in that motion each of these stories made, and ever impacted by Sager's decisive vision on the discrete plane of the sentence, where a camera has a "snout" and a pair of white lace underwear wraps around a perverted aristocrat's ankle, in a ritualistic tryst with a robot, "like a manacle."-Caren Beilin, author of Sea, Poison and Revenge of the ScapegoatTrey Sager's stories illuminate people who prefer shadows. His beautifully written, very compelling stories engage the reader in characters whose interior lives are at odds with their place in the world. They doubt and have no idea they have a place in it. Sager's take on friendships and family recognize hurt and alienation, where life is always puzzling. His stories disdain the obvious for the intriguing, subtle, and intelligent. Sometimes perverse and never sentimental, Trey Sager's debut collection welcomes a wonderful, unusual writer.-Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and Paying AttentionTrey Sager's fiction is the future this reader wants. Tender and brutal, perfect for lovers of David Lynch, Sager's sentences take hold and keep you in their grip.-Kathleen Heil, author of You Can Have It All Pretend I'm Not Here features characters struggling with sex, identity and meaning in a world collapsing around them. Everyone is longing for something. Cities burn, protests rage, isolation intensifies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Pretend I'm Not Here | Trey Sager | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | ELJ Editions | EAN 9781942004943 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.