Mailman: A Novel by J Robert Lennon

Mailman: A Novel by J Robert Lennon

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Zusammenfassung

Albert Lippinscott is resident of Nestor, New York - mailman extraordinaire. But Albert has something to hide: his unfortunate habit of reading other people's mail. Now his supervisors are onto his letter-hoarding compulsion and he will soon have to confront his life's failures.

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Mailman: A Novel by J Robert Lennon

This extraordinary novel is a blackly comic epic, a twisted voyage through small-town America, which tells the story of a brilliant, neurotic man desperately in search of love. Albert Lippincott is a resident of Nestor, New Yorkmailman extraordinaire, aggressively cheerful, obsessively efficient. But Albert has a few things to hide: his unfortunate habit of reading other people's mail, a nervous breakdown, a disastrous marriage to a nurse, and a sexually ambiguous entanglement with his melodramatic sister. Now his supervisors are on to his letter-hoarding compulsion, and there's a throbbing pain under his right arm. Things are closing in on Albert, who will soon be forced to confront, once and for all, his life's failures. Funny and moving, driven by a wild, compulsive interior voice, Mailman is a unique creation, a deeply original American novel.
Lennon, J. Robert: - J. Robert Lennon is the author of seven novels, including Familiar, Castle, and Mailman, and a story collection, Pieces for the Left Hand. His fiction as appeared in The Paris Review, Granta, Harper's Magazine, Playboy, and The New Yorker. He lives in Ithaca, New York, where he teaches writing at Cornell University.
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ISBN 13 9780393057317
ISBN 10 0393057313
Titel Mailman: A Novel
Autor J Robert Lennon
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Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag WW Norton & Co
Erscheinungsjahr 2003-09-17
Seitenanzahl 496
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