The Night Country (O'nan, Stewart (Large Print)) - Hardcover

O'Nan, Stewart

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 078626179X ISBN 13: 9780786261796

Publisher: Thorndike Pr, 2004

Synopsis

A tragic car accident that kills three teens while leaving one hospitalized with brain damage and another suffering with guilt yields more pain one year later when the spirits of the three dead kids return to torment the survivors.

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Review:

"I think that if you haven't read Stewart O'Nan . . . you have some catching up to do."
--Stephen King, "Entertainment Weekly"
"With one foot in the genre of horror-supernatural and the other in literary fiction, this book defies classification."
--Brian Richard Boylan, "San Francisco Chronicle"
"Chilling...By juxtaposing the angst of teenage years with the hoarier dread of middle age, O'Nan has put his finger on how frightening and swift is the hand of fate."
--John Freeman, M"inneapolis Star Tribune"
"Stewart O'Nan is a literary ventriloquist. Each of his novels is is so different that he seems capable of doing anything he chooses."
--Dan Cryer, "Newsday"
I think that if you haven't read Stewart O'Nan . . . you have some catching up to do.--Stephen King "Entertainment Weekly "

With one foot in the genre of horror-supernatural and the other in literary fiction, this book defies classification.--Brian Richard Boylan "San Francisco Chronicle "

Chilling...By juxtaposing the angst of teenage years with the hoarier dread of middle age, O'Nan has put his finger on how frightening and swift is the hand of fate.--John Freeman "Minneapolis Star Tribune "

Stewart O'Nan is a literary ventriloquist. Each of his novels is is so different that he seems capable of doing anything he chooses.--Dan Cryer "Newsday "

I think that if you haven't read Stewart O'Nan . . . you have some catching up to do. Stephen King, "Entertainment Weekly"

With one foot in the genre of horror-supernatural and the other in literary fiction, this book defies classification. Brian Richard Boylan, "San Francisco Chronicle"

Chilling...By juxtaposing the angst of teenage years with the hoarier dread of middle age, O'Nan has put his finger on how frightening and swift is the hand of fate. John Freeman, "Minneapolis Star Tribune"

Stewart O'Nan is a literary ventriloquist. Each of his novels is is so different that he seems capable of doing anything he chooses. Dan Cryer, "Newsday""

"I think that if you haven't read Stewart O'Nan . . . you have some catching up to do." --Stephen King, Entertainment Weekly

"With one foot in the genre of horror-supernatural and the other in literary fiction, this book defies classification." --Brian Richard Boylan, San Francisco Chronicle

"Chilling...By juxtaposing the angst of teenage years with the hoarier dread of middle age, O'Nan has put his finger on how frightening and swift is the hand of fate." --John Freeman, Minneapolis Star Tribune

"Stewart O'Nan is a literary ventriloquist. Each of his novels is is so different that he seems capable of doing anything he chooses." --Dan Cryer, Newsday

From the Publisher:

A breathtaking literary ghost story from one of America's finest writers

About this edition

• Publisher: Thorndike Pr
• Publication date: 2004
• ISBN 10: 078626179X
• ISBN 13: 9780786261796
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 334