Either Side of Winter

From the 2025 Booker shortlisted author of The Rest of Our Lives

'Human, astonishing, superb; and sublime.' Guardian 'A formidable voice . . . the bastard son of Philip Roth and A. S. Byatt.' New Statesman 'A remarkable achievement.' Observer Taking place over the course of one year, shifting between uptown Manhattan and a private high-school campus in Riverdale, Either Side of Winter moves season by season through that richest of cityscapes, offering a deeply moving picture of people whose lives are linked by circumstance, community - and the need to be loved. Benjamin Markovits is twenty-nine, and The Syme Papers is his first novel. Originally from Texas, he now lives in London and writes for the London Review of Books and the... alles anzeigen expand_more

'Human, astonishing, superb; and sublime.' Guardian



'A formidable voice . . . the bastard son of Philip Roth and A. S. Byatt.' New Statesman



'A remarkable achievement.' Observer





Taking place over the course of one year, shifting between uptown Manhattan and a private high-school campus in Riverdale, Either Side of Winter moves season by season through that richest of cityscapes, offering a deeply moving picture of people whose lives are linked by circumstance, community - and the need to be loved.



Benjamin Markovits is twenty-nine, and The Syme Papers is his first novel. Originally from Texas, he now lives in London and writes for the London Review of Books and the Times Literary Supplement.

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  • Artikelnummer SW9780571268283110164
  • Autor find_in_page Benjamin Markovits
  • Autoreninformationen Benjamin Markovits grew up in Texas, London and Berlin. He is the… open_in_new Mehr erfahren
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  • Verlag find_in_page Faber & Faber
  • Seitenzahl 200
  • Veröffentlichung 09.12.2010
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  • ISBN 9780571268283

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