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Book Title
Mr. Loverman
Publication Name
Mr. Loverman
Title
Mr. Loverman
Author
Bernardine Evaristo
Format
Hardcover
EAN
9781636140483
ISBN
9781636140483
Publisher
Akashic Books
Genre
Fiction
Release Year
2021
Release Date
28/09/2021
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
0.8in
Item Length
9.1in
Item Width
6.3in
Item Weight
20 oz
Publication Year
2021
Topic
African American / General, Lgbt / Gay, Literary
Number of Pages
240 Pages

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A groundbreaking, hilarious novel about two elder gay Caribbean men coming to terms with being closeted in a changing world.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Akashic Books
ISBN-10
1636140483
ISBN-13
9781636140483
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12050416943

Product Key Features

Book Title
Mr. Loverman
Author
Bernardine Evaristo
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
African American / General, Lgbt / Gay, Literary
Publication Year
2021
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
240 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.1in
Item Height
0.8in
Item Width
6.3in
Item Weight
20 oz

Additional Product Features

Reviews
Evaristo crafts a colorful look at a unique character confronting social normativity with a well-tuned voice and a resonant humanity., In this vibrant novel, Evaristo draws wonderful character portraits of complex individuals as well as the West Indian immigrant culture in Britain., " Mr. Loverman is beautifully written book that will leave readers wanting to discuss it with everyone they know." -- Bloggers Recommend "Delightful...a good read." -- Book Reviews Given by Arlena "This riproaring, full-bodied riff on sex, secrecy and family is Bernardine Evaristo's seventh book. If you don't yet know her work, you should--she says things about modern Britain that no one else does." -- Guardian (UK) "A brilliant study of great characters in modern London. As such--as Mr. Barrington Walker, Esq. himself might have acknowledged--it is very clever indeed." -- Independent on Sunday (UK) "Fear and loathing of homosexuals has a long history in the West Indies...Bernardine Evaristo, in her funny, brave new novel, Mr. Loverman ...explores issues of homosexuality in the British West Indies and London's West Indian diaspora community...I loved...this tender, even trailblazing novel." -- The Spectator (UK) "Evaristo's second prose novel similarly transforms our often narrow perceptions of gay men in England. The familiar trope of the closet is deployed, but contested and reworked in winningly credible, moving ways...The effect is variously comical, agonizing and, ultimately, moving. Evaristo tells us of lives we imagined we knew, while rearranging much more than the furniture." -- Independent (UK) "Evaristo has a lot going on in this unusual urban romance, but beneath her careful study of race and sexuality is a beautiful love story. Not many writers could have two old men having sexual intercourse in a bedsit to a soundtrack of Shabba Ranks's 'Mr. Loverman' and save it from bad taste, much less make it sublime. But the hero of this book, and his canny creator, make everything taste just fine." -- Telegraph (UK) "A pacey fable about summoning both the daring and the art to live a truthful life, and her writing simply fizzes with musical energy." -- Sunday Express (UK) "This poignant tragi-comedy goes some way toward exploring engrained prejudice." -- Time Out London (UK) "Few writers since Hanif Kureishi have tackled the subject of homosexuality in British Asian or black culture. Evaristo's sensitively drawn narrative captures the erotic attraction between two aging lovers, while exploring the relationship of tender companionship." -- Times Literary Supplement (UK) " Mr. Loverman is hilarious, poignant, clever, controversial and courageous in equal measure. Loved, loved, loved it!" -- Dawn French , author of Dear Fatty "A brave and important story...I enjoyed it enormously." -- Jonathan Kemp , author of London Triptych Praise for Bernardine Evaristo: "Evaristo is adventurous, compelling, and utterly original." -- Times (UK) "Evaristo's skill lies in taking standard metaphorical models and twisting them in the most unusual, original, inventive ways." -- Sunday Times (UK) "Bernardine Evaristo can take any story from any time and turn it into something vibrating with life." -- Ali Smith , author of There But for The "A feisty, hyperactive imagination...bittersweet, riotous humor." -- Independent (UK) "Audacious genre bending, in-yer-face wit and masterly retellings of underwritten corners of history are the hallmarks of Evaristo's work." -- New Statesman (UK), Although Evaristo has always been an innovative stylist, her latest novel, the critically acclaimed, award-winning smash, Mr. Loverman, is her chef d'oeuvre; a masterful dissection of the life of a 74-year-old, British-Caribbean gay man., "Mr. Loverman is beautifully written book that will leave readers wanting to discuss it with everyone they know." --Bloggers Recommend "Delightful...a good read." --Book Reviews Given by Arlena "This riproaring, full-bodied riff on sex, secrecy and family is Bernardine Evaristo's seventh book. If you don't yet know her work, you should--she says things about modern Britain that no one else does." --Guardian (UK) "A brilliant study of great characters in modern London. As such--as Mr. Barrington Walker, Esq. himself might have acknowledged--it is very clever indeed." --Independent on Sunday (UK) "Fear and loathing of homosexuals has a long history in the West Indies...Bernardine Evaristo, in her funny, brave new novel, Mr. Loverman...explores issues of homosexuality in the British West Indies and London's West Indian diaspora community...I loved...this tender, even trailblazing novel." --The Spectator (UK) "Evaristo's second prose novel similarly transforms our often narrow perceptions of gay men in England. The familiar trope of the closet is deployed, but contested and reworked in winningly credible, moving ways...The effect is variously comical, agonizing and, ultimately, moving. Evaristo tells us of lives we imagined we knew, while rearranging much more than the furniture." --Independent (UK) "Evaristo has a lot going on in this unusual urban romance, but beneath her careful study of race and sexuality is a beautiful love story. Not many writers could have two old men having sexual intercourse in a bedsit to a soundtrack of Shabba Ranks's 'Mr. Loverman' and save it from bad taste, much less make it sublime. But the hero of this book, and his canny creator, make everything taste just fine." --Telegraph (UK) "A pacey fable about summoning both the daring and the art to live a truthful life, and her writing simply fizzes with musical energy." --Sunday Express (UK) "This poignant tragi-comedy goes some way toward exploring engrained prejudice." --Time Out London (UK) "Few writers since Hanif Kureishi have tackled the subject of homosexuality in British Asian or black culture. Evaristo's sensitively drawn narrative captures the erotic attraction between two aging lovers, while exploring the relationship of tender companionship." --Times Literary Supplement (UK) "Mr. Loverman is hilarious, poignant, clever, controversial and courageous in equal measure. Loved, loved, loved it!" --Dawn French, author of Dear Fatty "A brave and important story...I enjoyed it enormously." --Jonathan Kemp, author of London Triptych Praise for Bernardine Evaristo: "Evaristo is adventurous, compelling, and utterly original." --Times (UK) "Evaristo's skill lies in taking standard metaphorical models and twisting them in the most unusual, original, inventive ways." --Sunday Times (UK) "Bernardine Evaristo can take any story from any time and turn it into something vibrating with life." --Ali Smith, author of There But for The "A feisty, hyperactive imagination...bittersweet, riotous humor." --Independent (UK) "Audacious genre bending, in-yer-face wit and masterly retellings of underwritten corners of history are the hallmarks of Evaristo's work." --New Statesman (UK)
Dewey Decimal
823.92
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23

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