Candescent Blooms is a collection of twelve short stories which form fictionalised biographies of mostly Golden Era Hollywood actors who suffered untimely deaths.
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Andrew Hooks academische werk verdiept zich in de Engelse, Schotse en Amerikaanse literatuur, waarbij de diepte en diversiteit binnen deze rijke tradities worden onderzocht. Zijn werk biedt een uniek perspectief op de evolutie en de belangrijkste thema's die de literaire expressie in deze culturen vormgeven. Door zijn uitgebreide academische achtergrond levert hij inzichtelijke analyses die aanzienlijk bijdragen aan het begrip van literatuurwetenschap. Lezers zullen de genuanceerde verkenning van diverse literaire landschappen waarderen.
Ex-cop, Mordent, is an irascible, anachronistic PI with a noir sensibility and a bubblewrap fetish. Hired to investigate a missing person case he believes the job to be an easy pay-check, but when the kid turns up dead and appears to have aged beyond death, Mordent finds the mystery is only just beginning. When a second body is found similarly aged, Mordent is pulled into rival gang leaders’ quests for immortality, a race where the objective is not to finish. And it becomes personal when Marina, a psychic, disappears after tipping off the police about the second body. Mordent had unfinished business with her.The Immortalists is the first in a series of exciting crime novels putting a neo-noir twist on the genre conventions of bums and dames, corruption and perversion, and cops and informers; all played out on rain-soaked streets amid a shadow-filled city.
The History of Scottish Literature. Vol. 2: 1600-1800
- 320bladzijden
- 12 uur lezen
Frequencies of Existence
- 234bladzijden
- 9 uur lezen
Andrew Hook invites readers to explore the extraordinary within the ordinary, transforming mundane elements into sources of strangeness, beauty, and horror. His surreal narrative style challenges perceptions, guiding audiences through unsettling landscapes where reality is distorted and nothing aligns with expectations. Through his unique lens, he encourages a deeper reflection on the world around us.