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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Living god by Sam Heaps is a temporal wake of trauma that refuses to relocate. Told over 24 hours outside Whitehall, Montana, The Living god follows baby, the young lover of aging prophetess Elaina, and Jesse, the father of Elaina's toddler messiah, as they struggle in exile after a catastrophe in their religious community. When baby miscarries Jesse's child, their futures are thrown into turmoil, forcing the couple to face the violent desires that have motivated their lives. Its core question-How can a community be something other than a unit of exclusion -is both call and echo.Thematically linked to Women Talking by Miriam Toews, and stylistically reminiscent of Christine Schutt's Nightwork, The Living god embodies what literature must do if it is meant to change us-ask us to reframe our relationship to ourselves and the broken belief systems that no longer serve us.'The Living god is a beautifully brutal story about loss-of faith, love, and family-but it's also a novel about the very nature of storytelling, and the ways language itself fails us. Sam Heaps is a stunning, tremendous talent, and this book is propulsive, gut-wrenching, tender, and wise.'-Kimberly King Parsons, author of We Were the Universe'The Living god has the quality of a voice from the grave, or a story told through a spirit board. It features a small set of characters-the leader, the seeker, and the lost-whose lives interlock, forming a specifically American picture of spiritual richness and destitution. In crisp, often sumptuous prose, Sam Heaps moves us through 24 hours in the life of 'baby,' a lost soul navigating several intense relationships from the margins. The Living god establishes Heaps as a serious writer, and SARKA as a press to watch for releases in the future.'-Ben Fama, author of If I Close My Eyes.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In a debut novel as emotionally raw as it is uncanny, a tragic love story unfolds against the complicated backdrop of Hollywood's elite, where the line between reality and fantasy blurs under the modern tension of the civilian and celebrity worlds.Deathwish and Fantasy author Ben Fama brings a poet's sensibility to his highly original and delicate debut novel. If I Close My Eyes showcases Fama's demonstrated skill for startling visual imagery, emotional depth and caustic satire, all woven into a tragic narrative as real as it is otherworldly.The novel tells the story of two strangers who begin an affair after surviving a mass shooting at a Kim Kardashian book signing. Lust and pleasure fuel the romance between a 19-year-old aspiring screenwriter and a 30-year-old struggling actress over the backdrop of our fast-paced, digital world. Set in Los Angeles and New York City, playing out through text message banter, trashy tabloid stories and other appropriated forms, If I Close My Eyes presents the story of two damaged bodies whose lives briefly touch and are forever changed as a result. Humorous and melancholy, simultaneously satirical and deadpan, If I Close My Eyes is for readers of Bruce Wagner, Bret Easton Ellis and even Evelyn Waugh.A true poet's novel, beautiful yet deliberate, If I Close My Eyes comes undone with each turn of the page, peeling back every artifice facing us and showing us ourselves, stripped of our narratives, naked except for our desires. Fama pulls us into his spiral with ease, offering humor and devastation with each card dealt to us, and the chaos feels as intrinsic yet mysterious to us as our own bodies. If I Close My Eyes makes us question: What do we do when fantasy abandons us 'Imagine a young Bret Easton Ellis with a heart, if you can, and that's Ben Fama. With devastating compassion for his dissolute characters, Fama extracts truths about contemporary pop culture that feel original and bold, even as they come at the cost of some unfortunate young people's grasping, heartbreaking, sometimes hilarious lives. Every sentence is a twisty, poetic pleasure, but never at the expense of the plot. I treasured every weird-ass page.'-Emily Gould, author of Perfect Tunes'Ben Fama's debut novel If I Close My Eyes is David Cronenberg's Maps to the Stars meets Chris Kraus' Summer of Hate-come for the acute Hollywood satire and stay for the dreamy love story. I adored this book.'-Anna Dorn, author of Exalted'A playful and ultra-contemporary story in which Fama's prose sparkles.'-Rachel Rabbit White, author of Porn Carnival'A thoughtful . vivid tale.' -Kirkus.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Living god by Sam Heaps is a temporal wake of trauma that refuses to relocate. Told over 24 hours outside Whitehall, Montana, The Living god follows baby, the young lover of aging prophetess Elaina, and Jesse, the father of Elaina's toddler messiah, as they struggle in exile after a catastrophe in their religious community. When baby miscarries Jesse's child, their futures are thrown into turmoil, forcing the couple to face the violent desires that have motivated their lives. Its core question-How can a community be something other than a unit of exclusion?-is both call and echo.Thematically linked to Women Talking by Miriam Toews, and stylistically reminiscent of Christine Schutt's Nightwork, The Living god embodies what literature must do if it is meant to change us-ask us to reframe our relationship to ourselves and the broken belief systems that no longer serve us."The Living god is a beautifully brutal story about loss-of faith, love, and family-but it's also a novel about the very nature of storytelling, and the ways language itself fails us. Sam Heaps is a stunning, tremendous talent, and this book is propulsive, gut-wrenching, tender, and wise."-Kimberly King Parsons, author of We Were the Universe"The Living god has the quality of a voice from the grave, or a story told through a spirit board. It features a small set of characters-the leader, the seeker, and the lost-whose lives interlock, forming a specifically American picture of spiritual richness and destitution. In crisp, often sumptuous prose, Sam Heaps moves us through 24 hours in the life of 'baby, ' a lost soul navigating several intense relationships from the margins. The Living god establishes Heaps as a serious writer, and SARKA as a press to watch for releases in the future."-Ben Fama, author of If I Close My Eyes This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…