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"Fast-paced and breathless...Galgut has a knack for the image that cuts to the quick of a character...his plots seem propelled by a logic of their own." (The Observer)
"Spellbinding." (The Sunday Telegraph)
"Outstanding...[Galgut is] a major writer worthy to be referred to as a kindred spirit of the great Coetzee...The Impostor, with its bleak balancing of boyhood hopes and adult regret, is a great novel." (The Irish Times)
"In one sense, The Impostor is a conventional crime caper, the story of an innocent man who gets sucked into a world that he doesn't understand. In another, it is a critique of contemporary South Africa, a country that, as Galgut depicts it, is beset with cruelty and a spirit of brutish materialism. But there is a third level on which the novel works, that of the fable or parable... Galgut's plots seem propelled by a logic of their own." (The Observer)
"[A] gripping tale of secrecy and obsession set in the African savannah." -- Melissa Katsoulis
"Outstanding . . . a major writer worthy to be referred to as a kindred spirit of the great Coetzee."
"Spare, hypnotic prose . . . [a] Dostoyevskian narrative about individual moral choices." -- Rachel Hoer
"Fast-paced and breathless . . . Canning is a memorable creation, a sort of African Gatsby, but without the glamour." -- William Skidelsky
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Condition: UNSPECIFIED. #821.111(680)-31 19 () RBA. Encuadernación en tapa Blanda. Galgut, Damon. 22x14 cm. El impostorTapa ilustrada. Pags.281.Volúmenes. Libro usado. Seller Inventory # A2AQA331305
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