Behind the Eyes We Meet

Name: Behind the Eyes We Meet
Price: 12.99 EUR
Author: Mélissa Verreault
ISBN: 9781771861205

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Mélissa Verreault, Arielle Aaronson

Baraka Books
Paru le : 30/10/2017

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Behind The Eyes We Meet is a larger-than-life story that comes in three packages. A lighthearted opening flirts with chick lit before giving way to grim tales of a Russian P. O. W. camp on World War II's Eastern Front, concluding with a fresh, philosophical perspective on life. Verreault uses long-lost family letters, poetry, screenwriting techniques, and more to explore a fascination for Italy, history, and humanity at large in this powerful first novel. This is a lively and intelligent exploration of intertwined destinies and, as hinted at by the choice of title, a realization that we shouldn't judge a stranger until we've walked a mile in their shoes.

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Date de parution : 30/10/2017
Editeur : Baraka Books
Collection : QC Fiction
ISBN : 978-1-77186-120-5
EAN : 9781771861205
Format : ePub
Nb. de pages : 386 pages

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- Pages : 386
- Taille : 973 Ko
- Protection num. : Digital Watermarking

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Mélissa Verreault was born in 1983. She has a master's degree in translation from Université Laval in Quebec City and lives in Lévis with her Italian husband and their triplets. She has published three novels in French, all with La Peuplade: Voyage Léger (Prix France-Québec finalist, 2012), L'angoisse du poisson rouge (Prix des libraires du Québec finalist, 2015), and Les voies de la disparition (2016), as well as a collection of short stories.
Behind The Eyes We Meet is the English translation of L'angoisse du poisson rouge, her first novel to be translated. Arielle Aaronson was born in the United States and holds university language and translation degrees from Tufts, Concordia and McGill. Now living in Montreal, she works as a language professional in cinema, education, and literary translation.