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War of the Encyclopaedists: A Novel by Christopher Robinson (English) Paperback

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Format
Paperback
Language
English
ISBN-13
9781476775432
Author
Christopher Robinson, Gavin Kovite
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Book Title
War of the Encyclopaedists
ISBN
9781476775432
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A captivating coming-of-age vel that is, by turns, funny and sad and elegiac (Michiko Kakutani, <i>The</i><i>New York Times</i>) about two best friends as their post-grad lives diverge--one into liberal academia, the other into the American military occupation of Iraq. On a summer night in 2004, prepping for ather blowout party in the arty Seattle enclave of Capitol Hill, Mickey Montauk has just learned that he won't be joining his best friend, Halifax Corderoy, for grad school in Boston. Global events have intervened, and Mickey's National Guard unit will soon deploy to Baghdad. But before he can make this stunning revelation, events spiral beyond their control. In the bleary-eyed dawn, Mickey and Hal glimpse their radically altered future, the start of a year that will transform them all. Months later, Mickey struggles to lead his platoon safely through an increasingly violent and confusing war. In Boston, Hal finds himself unable to play the game of intellectual one-upmanship with the ease of his new classmates. When Hal's new roommate, Tricia, and ex-girlfriend, Mani, come between the best friends, Hal and Mickey find that cool irony and youthful self-regard cant insulate them from the damages of love and conflict and the messiness of living. As Mickey and Hal's lives move further away from their shared dream, they keep in touch by editing a Wikipedia article about themselves: absurd and hilarious updates that morph and deepen throughout the year, culminating in a document that is both devastatingly tragic and profoundly poetic. One of the most revealing vels yet about the millennial generation (<i>Esquire</i>), <i> War of the Encyclopaedists</i> beats with the energetic pulse of idealistic youth on the threshold of adult reality. It is the vital, urgent, and utterly absorbing lament of searching for meaning and hope in a fractured world: A love story, a war story, and also a generational one, about coming of age in the time of Wikipedia and YouTube...darkly funny and absurd and terrifying at the same time (<i>The</i><i>Wall Street Journal</i>).

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Publisher
Scribner Book Company
ISBN-10
1476775435
ISBN-13
9781476775432
eBay Product ID (ePID)
217540742

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363g
Height
203mm
Width
135mm

Additional Product Features

Spine
25mm
Format
Paperback / Softback
Language
English
Author(s)
Christopher Robinson, Gavin Kovite
Date of Publication
05/01/2016
Format Details
Trade Paperback (US) ,Unsewn / Adhesive Bound
Subject
General & Literary Fiction
Imprint
Scribner Book Company
Genre
General & Literary Fiction
Country of Publication
United States

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