Jaime Brunet (59 results)

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Milktooth. Book.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Sorcha is over the hook-ups and gay haunts of her twenties. At thirty-one what she wants, more than anything, is to have a baby. Then she meets Chris - with her buttoned-up plaid, 90s heartthrob hair, and grand romantic gestures - and things get serious. Fast. Though Sorcha's friends find her new partner problematic, Sorcha has an explanation for everything. As Chris's moods turn volatile and Sorcha becomes increasingly isolated, Chris paints an idyllic picture of domestic bliss in Cape Breton. Sorcha is all in: if her conservative religious upbringing taught her anything, it's how to save. Plus, Chris promises Sorcha the thing she wants most - a baby. But when Sorcha becomes pregnant and Chris's abuse escalates, Sorcha realises she must escape the life they've built together, just as she escaped her own stifling family years before. When Sorcha's estranged Aunt Agnes, a retired midwife, messages Sorcha out of the blue, her bothy in the Scottish Highlands seems the perfect place to hide. As the bundle of cells in Sorcha's belly diligently divides, she daydreams that Agnes will deliver the baby and they'll stay in Scotland, where Chris can't find them. And where, just maybe, Sorcha could build the sort of family she's always ached for.Exploring the clandestinity of queer abuse, the fierceness of friendship, and the magic of found family, Milktooth is a bold, inventive, lyrical and darkly funny story about finding the strength to cut away what's harmed you and create something entirely new.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Sorcha is over the hook-ups and gay haunts of her twenties. At thirty-one what she wants, more than anything, is to have a baby. Then she meets Chris - with her buttoned-up plaid, 90s heartthrob hair, and grand romantic gestures - and things get serious. Fast. Though Sorcha's friends find her new partner problematic, Sorcha has an explanation for everything. As Chris's moods turn volatile and Sorcha becomes increasingly isolated, Chris paints an idyllic picture of domestic bliss in Cape Breton. Sorcha is all in: if her conservative religious upbringing taught her anything, it's how to save. Plus, Chris promises Sorcha the thing she wants most - a baby. But when Sorcha becomes pregnant and Chris's abuse escalates, Sorcha realises she must escape the life they've built together, just as she escaped her own stifling family years before. When Sorcha's estranged Aunt Agnes, a retired midwife, messages Sorcha out of the blue, her bothy in the Scottish Highlands seems the perfect place to hide. As the bundle of cells in Sorcha's belly diligently divides, she daydreams that Agnes will deliver the baby and they'll stay in Scotland, where Chris can't find them. And where, just maybe, Sorcha could build the sort of family she's always ached for.Exploring the clandestinity of queer abuse, the fierceness of friendship, and the magic of found family, Milktooth is a bold, inventive, lyrical and darkly funny story about finding the strength to cut away what's harmed you and create something entirely new.…

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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 248 pages. 8.25x5.50x0.75 inches. In Stock.

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Condition: very good. Gut/Very good: Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit wenigen Gebrauchsspuren an Einband, Schutzumschlag oder Seiten. / Describes a book or dust jacket that does show some signs of wear on either the binding, dust jacket or pages.

Rústica. Condition: Bien. leves roces, formato 8º. 339 p.

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Tela. Condition: Bien. formato 8º. 244 p.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Bien. Firmado y dedicado a su anterior propietario. Tapa, contratapa y lomo deslucida.

19x13. 121 pgs. (B3080).

340 pag.19cm.portada ilust. PAIS VASCO LITERATURA-NOVELA.

122 pag.19cm. LITERATURA.

Condition: Bueno. Ed. Rafael Caro Raggio. Madrid 1920. Rustica. 18x12. 244 pp. Forrado. Algunos puntos de oxido.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Bien. Holandesa medial piel, con nervios y dorados en lomo, algo rozado. Buen estado de conservación del interior. Enmarcada en las corrientes estéticas del cambio de siglo y la prosa eduardiana, la novela se adentra en el retrato psicológico, las costumbres sociales y las ambiciones individuales de su tiempo, utilizando un estilo narrativo elegante, limpio y dotado de una sutil ironía. El libro formó parte de un catálogo histórico brillante en el que compartió espacio con traducciones fundamentales de autores extranjeros y obras firmadas por figuras fundamentales de las letras hispanas, tales como Pío Baroja, Azorín o José María Salaverría. Se trata de una pieza literaria descatalogada de singular valor que representa un espléndido testimonio de la ebullición editorial madrileña de los años veinte. Jaime Brunet fue un refinado escritor y prosista español activo durante las primeras décadas del siglo XX, cuya producción literaria transitó entre la novela de corte psicológico y la crónica de ambientación rural, como demuestra su posterior obra Horas rústicas editada por Calpe en 1925. Respaldado por el exigente criterio del editor Rafael Caro Raggio (quien seleccionaba personalmente las apuestas narrativas de su prestigioso sello), Brunet destacó en los círculos literarios de la época por su capacidad para retratar con finura las motivaciones morales de sus personajes y por un manejo pulcro del lenguaje, situándose como un interesante autor de consulta para redescubrir las corrientes periféricas de la narrativa española de entreguerras.…

19x12. 123 pags. Fto pág. de respeto. 1ª Ed.

Paperback. Condition: New. Sorcha is over the hook-ups and gay haunts of her twenties. At thirty-one what she wants, more than anything, is to have a baby. Then she meets Chris - with her buttoned-up plaid, 90s heartthrob hair, and grand romantic gestures - and things get serious. Fast. Though Sorcha's friends find her new partner problematic, Sorcha has an explanation for everything. As Chris's moods turn volatile and Sorcha becomes increasingly isolated, Chris paints an idyllic picture of domestic bliss in Cape Breton. Sorcha is all in: if her conservative religious upbringing taught her anything, it's how to save. Plus, Chris promises Sorcha the thing she wants most - a baby. But when Sorcha becomes pregnant and Chris's abuse escalates, Sorcha realises she must escape the life they've built together, just as she escaped her own stifling family years before. When Sorcha's estranged Aunt Agnes, a retired midwife, messages Sorcha out of the blue, her bothy in the Scottish Highlands seems the perfect place to hide. As the bundle of cells in Sorcha's belly diligently divides, she daydreams that Agnes will deliver the baby and they'll stay in Scotland, where Chris can't find them. And where, just maybe, Sorcha could build the sort of family she's always ached for.Exploring the clandestinity of queer abuse, the fierceness of friendship, and the magic of found family, Milktooth is a bold, inventive, lyrical and darkly funny story about finding the strength to cut away what's harmed you and create something entirely new.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorJaime Burnet writes fiction, plays creepy folk music and sometimes punk and doomy grunge, practices labour and human rights law, and lives with her family by the ocean in Nova Scotia. Crocuses Hatch from Snow is.

Condition: Bueno. Novela Literatura País Vasco Arte. 8º mayor, 147 págs, rústica con sobrecubierta ilustrada, leves puntos de óxido. Láminas fuera de texto con reproducciones b/n de obras pictóricas. Brunet (San Sebastián, 1888 - 1954), ingeniero, escritor y político, ostentó diversos cargos públicos y fue autor de varias novelas y artículos. Dedicatoria manuscrita del hijo del autor.…

1944 Fides, San Sebastian Fot. en b/n. 147 p. 20x14 cm. Enc. rústica. Fatigado y algo oxidado. Para ver o recibir fotografías de los libros puede ir a nuestra web o solicitarlas., ).