Name: Exile, or, A Tale of Enchantment in Eight Parts (en Inglés)
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Author: Abbott, T. Edward
ISBN: 9781955290036

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Exile, or, A Tale of Enchantment in Eight Parts (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

T. Edward Abbott

Editorial

Tiny Boar Books

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

216

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

20.3 x 12.7 x 1.2 cm

Peso

0.24 kg.

ISBN13

9781955290036

Categorías

Historias tradicionales, mitos y cuentos de hadas

Exile, or, A Tale of Enchantment in Eight Parts (en Inglés)

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The people of the Republic of Z-rthe have become used to earthquakes. Less so to sudden and acute morphological transformation. But the newly re-opened Consulate of X-ppe is about to change all of that. The Consulate of X-ppe in the Republic of Z-rthe has always been a morose and gloomy place. Now, however, it is also an unstable place, as its functionaries and its attachés, its translators and its hangers-on won't stop mutating. Not enough that the daughter of the Consul General has dwindled to a shriveled, anthropomorphic rock, the size, roughly, of a pint glass. Not enough that a truckload of joyriding Marines, having provoked the ire of a glue-addled little girl, has been transformed into a pod of beached and frantic dolphins. Additionally, a beloved disciple of the Economic Affairs Liaison has developed a skin disease that has left him looking distinctly botanical. Not to mention the tragic and fiery end to the boy who attempted to drive his chauffeur-father's Cadillac. Like Douglas Adams with a mean streak or Robert Graves in a whimsical mood, T. Edward Abbott has reconfigured eight classic myths of exile and transfiguration into a collection of playful stories shot through with disquieting humor and dark anxiety. A feast of magical disorientation, Exile cuts to the heart of what, precisely, is horrible about wishing to become a tree.