ISBN: 0870744356

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[SR: 3130161], Paperback, [EAN: 9780870744358], Southern Methodist University Press, Southern Methodist University Press, Book, [PU: Southern Methodist University Press], Southern Methodist University Press, Epstein first introduced Leib Goldkorn in "The Steinway Quintet," a novella which received the American Academy of Arts and Letters' award for Distinguished Achievement in Literature. In this volume, Goldkorn—Holocaust survivor, flautist, and pianist—is back in an expanded account of the original novella along with two other long tales that continue his richly comic spiral of misadventures that are at once comedies of manners and serious accounts of culture colliding with casual violenc, 10307, Short Stories, 10300, Short Stories & Anthologies, 17, Literature & Fiction, 1000, Subjects, 283155, Books, 10132, Literary, 17, Literature & Fiction, 1000, Subjects, 283155, Books, 10491, Psychological Thrillers, 10484, Thrillers & Suspense, 18, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, 1000, Subjects, 283155, Books, 10495, Suspense, 10484, Thrillers & Suspense, 18, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, 1000, Subjects, 283155, Books<

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[EAN: 9780870744358], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Southern Methodist University Press, Dallas], FICTION::GENERAL, 0870744356 Epstein first introduced Leib Goldkorn in "The Steinwa… More...

[EAN: 9780870744358], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Southern Methodist University Press, Dallas], FICTION::GENERAL, 0870744356 Epstein first introduced Leib Goldkorn in "The Steinway Quintet"-a work Geoffrey Wolff praised in Esquire as a "novella of genius" and which won an American Academy of Arts and Letters award for Distinguished Achievement in Literature. In this volume, Goldkorn-Holocaust survivor, flautist, and pianist-is back in an expanded account of the original novella along with two other long tales that continue his richly comic spiral of misadventures that are at once comedies of manners and serious accounts of culture colliding with casual violence. "This is the most luminous of Epstein's fictions. From its trio of interwoven novellas, a world emerges, grave yet sportive and redeemed by the humane powers of music. Evokes the spirit of the comic operas of Mozart, antic collisions of farce harmonizing with a rueful awareness of the brevity of human love." Boston Globe. "Laced with adventure and wit, moral fervor and surprise. a superb work." San Francisco Chronicle Book Review. 244 pages. Your order ships by the next business day!<

ISBN: 0870744356

Epstein first introduced Leib Goldkorn in "The Steinway Quintet," a novella which received the American Academy of Arts and Letters' award for Distinguished Achievement in Literature. In … More...

Epstein first introduced Leib Goldkorn in "The Steinway Quintet," a novella which received the American Academy of Arts and Letters' award for Distinguished Achievement in Literature. In this volume, Goldkorn--Holocaust survivor, flautist, and pianist--is back in an expanded account of the original novella along with two other long tales that continue his richly comic spiral of misadventures that are at once comedies of manners and serious accounts of culture colliding with casual violence. contemporary,fiction,literary,literature and fiction,mystery thriller and suspense,psychological thrillers,short stories,suspense,thrillers Suspense, Southern Methodist University Press<

ISBN: 9780870744358

Epstein first introduced Leib Goldkorn in "The Steinway Quintet", a novella which received the American Academy of Arts and Letters' award for Distinguished Achievement in Liter… More...

Epstein first introduced Leib Goldkorn in "The Steinway Quintet", a novella which received the American Academy of Arts and Letters' award for Distinguished Achievement in Literature. In this volume, Goldkorn -- Holocaust survivor, flautist, and pianist -- is back in an expanded account of the original novella along with two other long tales that continue his richly comic spiral of misadventures that are at once comedies of manners and serious accounts of culture colliding with casual violence. Goldkorn Tales: Three Novellas Epstein, Leslie / Busch, Frederick / Frederick Busch, Southern Methodist University Press<