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Exiles by Philip Caputo

With Exiles, his first collection of shorter fiction, the author of the universally acclaimed, best-selling memoir A Rumor of War (It will make the strongest among us weep, wrote John Gregory Dunne) sends the reader on a tripartite adventure.
First to suburban Connecticut, where a young blue-collar man on the way to his mother's funeral falls in with an upper-crust couple who lavish attention on him and pull him into unexpected dilemmas.
Then to Australia's Torres Strait, where a charismatic but troublesome stranger washes ashore into the thick of a struggle for a tiny island's very identity.
Then to Vietnam--vintage Caputo territory--where a squad of misfits plunge deep into the jungle in search of the body of their mess sergeant, who has been carried off by a tiger.
No matter the backdrop, Philip Caputo's ear for the vernacular is unerring, while his interrogation of human nature--of the deceptions we inflict on ourselves and others--is unflinching. Exiles affirms the remarkable range, the freedom from genre, of a writer whose meditations on the love and hate of war were hailed by William Styron as among the most eloquent I have read in modern literature.

From the Hardcover edition.

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ISBN 13 9780679768388
ISBN 10 0679768386
Titel Exiles
Autor Philip Caputo
Serie Vintage Contemporaries
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Random House USA Inc
Erscheinungsjahr 1998-05-26
Seitenanzahl 368
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