
The Mars Room: A Novel - Paperback
Author: Kushner, Rachel
Publication Date: 05/07/2019
Format: Paperback
Timeās #1 Fiction Title Of The Year ⢠New York Times Notable Book Of 2018 Finalist For The Man Booker Prize And The National Book Critics Circle Award Longlisted For The Andrew Carnegie Medal An Instant New York Times Bestseller From Two-time National Book Award Finalist Rachel Kushner, The Mars Room Earned Tweets From Margaret Atwoodāāgritty, Empathic, Finely Rendered, No Sugar Toppings, And A Lot Of Punches, None Of Them Pulledāāand From Stephen Kingāāthe Mars Room Is The Real Deal, Jarring, Horrible, Compassionate, Funny.ā Itās 2003 And Romy Hall, Named After A German Actress, Is At The Start Of Two Consecutive Life Sentences At Stanville Womenās Correctional Facility, Deep In Californiaās Central Valley. Outside Is The World From Which She Has Been Severed: Her Young Son, Jackson, And The San Francisco Of Her Youth. Inside Is A New Reality: Thousands Of Women Hustling For The Bare Essentials Needed To Survive; The Bluffing And Pageantry And Casual Acts Of Violence By Guards And Prisoners Alike; And The Deadpan Absurdities Of Institutional Living, Portrayed With Great Humor And Precision. Stunning And Unsentimental, The Mars Room Is āwholly Authenticā¦profoundā¦luminousā (the Wall Street Journal), āone Of Those Books That Enrage You Even As They Break Your Heartā (the New York Times Book Review, Cover Review)āa Spectacularly Compelling, Heart-stopping Novel About A Life Gone Off The Rails In Contemporary America. It Is Audacious And Tragic, Propulsive And Yet Beautifully Refined And āaffirms Rachel Kushner As One Of Our Best Novelistsā (entertainment Weekly).
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Author: Kushner, Rachel
Publication Date: 05/07/2019
Format: Paperback
Timeās #1 Fiction Title Of The Year ⢠New York Times Notable Book Of 2018 Finalist For The Man Booker Prize And The National Book Critics Circle Award Longlisted For The Andrew Carnegie Medal An Instant New York Times Bestseller From Two-time National Book Award Finalist Rachel Kushner, The Mars Room Earned Tweets From Margaret Atwoodāāgritty, Empathic, Finely Rendered, No Sugar Toppings, And A Lot Of Punches, None Of Them Pulledāāand From Stephen Kingāāthe Mars Room Is The Real Deal, Jarring, Horrible, Compassionate, Funny.ā Itās 2003 And Romy Hall, Named After A German Actress, Is At The Start Of Two Consecutive Life Sentences At Stanville Womenās Correctional Facility, Deep In Californiaās Central Valley. Outside Is The World From Which She Has Been Severed: Her Young Son, Jackson, And The San Francisco Of Her Youth. Inside Is A New Reality: Thousands Of Women Hustling For The Bare Essentials Needed To Survive; The Bluffing And Pageantry And Casual Acts Of Violence By Guards And Prisoners Alike; And The Deadpan Absurdities Of Institutional Living, Portrayed With Great Humor And Precision. Stunning And Unsentimental, The Mars Room Is āwholly Authenticā¦profoundā¦luminousā (the Wall Street Journal), āone Of Those Books That Enrage You Even As They Break Your Heartā (the New York Times Book Review, Cover Review)āa Spectacularly Compelling, Heart-stopping Novel About A Life Gone Off The Rails In Contemporary America. It Is Audacious And Tragic, Propulsive And Yet Beautifully Refined And āaffirms Rachel Kushner As One Of Our Best Novelistsā (entertainment Weekly).











