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- Book Title
- Zone of Interest
- Publication Name
- The Zone of Interest
- Title
- The Zone of Interest
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- ISBN-10
- 0804172897
- EAN
- 9780804172899
- ISBN
- 9780804172899
- Publisher
- Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
- Genre
- Fiction
- Topic
- Psychological, Cultural Heritage, Contemporary Women, Literary, Historical
- Release Date
- 07/07/2015
- Release Year
- 2015
- Language
- English
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- US
- Item Height
- 0.7in
- Item Length
- 8in
- Item Width
- 5.2in
- Item Weight
- 8 Oz
- Series
- Vintage International
- Type
- Political Science & Ideology
- Publication Year
- 2015
- Number of Pages
- 320 Pages
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A Best Book of the Year: Time , NPR, The Village Voice , The Miami Herald , Financial Times , Minneapolis Star Tribune , BookRiot "Powerful and electric. . . . A book that may stand for years as the triumph of his career." --NPR "This is a novel that will endure. . . . A novel whose adventurousness is at the level of its ethical register, its attempt . . . to imagine the unimaginable." -- The Guardian (London) "A tour de force of sheer verbal virtuosity, and a brilliant, celestially upsetting novel inspired by no less than a profound moral curiosity about human beings." --Richard Ford "Signature Amis at his most inventive. . . . It is precisely through such inspired and irreverent fluency that his dead-serious purpose is realized." -- The Washington Post " The Zone of Interest harrows in the true sense of the word, churning up our preconceptions and assumptions. It is a work of artistic courage, chilling comedy and incontestable moral seriousness." -- Financial Times "Heartbreaking. . . . Amis is] a virtuosically vivid writer." -- The Atlantic "His finest so far. . . . Astonishing. . . . A tragicomic moral blowtorch worthy of Swift." -- The Daily Beast "Compelling. . . . Harrowingly effective." -- Slate
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0804172897
ISBN-13
9780804172899
eBay Product ID (ePID)
204254847
Product Key Features
Book Title
Zone of Interest
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Psychological, Cultural Heritage, Contemporary Women, Literary, Historical
Publication Year
2015
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
320 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
8in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
5.2in
Item Weight
8 Oz
Additional Product Features
Lc Classification Number
Pr6051.M5z44 2014
Reviews
"I was riveted by Martin Amis's The Zone of Interest , with its daring projection into the mind and 'heart' of a character . . . It felt like a fitting way to spy on historical events that are impossible to look at but that must, nevertheless, always be kept in sight." --John Colapinto, The New Yorker "Engrossing. . . . Rich in black comedy." -- Chicago Tribune "Elegant and subtle. . . . An intriguing, sophisticated effort to understand the daily culture of genocide." -- Los Angeles Times "[A] serious and diligently researched work with a streak of deadpan humor that reframes, and reemphasizes, the horror at hand." -- Entertainment Weekly "Returning to the Holocaust--the subject of Time's Arrow , still among [Amis's] best books--Amis seems greatly energized, addressing the most serious theme with rigour, sophistication, and, most astonishingly, wit." -- The Village Voice "[Amis] is still the scourge of clich and the supreme man of letters. . . . Dazzl[es] us once more with verbal dexterity and gutsy inventiveness." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "[A] pulverizing novel about identity and humanity. . . in equal measure funny and crushing, with emphasis on how chaos and mass psychosis act on the souls living through it." -- The Miami Herald "Moving. . . . Genius. . . . Capture[s] that contrast between frivolity and horror with elegance and irony." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch "An important book--relentless, excoriating, blisteringly well-written. . . . Mr. Amis is one of our most accomplished writers. . . . Fiercely sharp-witted, his writing has the capacity to be so unique and dexterous as to create the impression he works from some higher alphabet than the rest of us." -- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "Exceptionally brave. . . . An extended rumination, a nightmare. . . . It's exciting; it's alive; it's more than slightly mad. As the title suggests, it's dreadfully interesting." -- The Sunday Times "Displays both restraint and humanity. . . . Takes on themes of immense gravity. . . . Martin Amis isn't new to the business of turning the horrors of history into fiction, but he has never done so more thoughtfully than in this disquieting novel. . . . He has confronted its challenges with honour and delicacy." -- The Times Literary Supplement (London) "As good as anything Amis has written since London Fields (1989), and one he obviously felt compelled to write. He has done his subject justice." -- The Spectator "Highly cerebral and innovative, and also human, humane--even humbling--this is a brave, inquiring work from a literary maverick whose biggest problem as an artist has been his rampaging talent. He has certainly harnessed it here." -- The Irish Times, "I was riveted by Martin Amis's The Zone of Interest , with its daring projection into the mind and 'heart' of a character . . . It felt like a fitting way to spy on historical events that are impossible to look at but that must, nevertheless, always be kept in sight." --John Colapinto, The New Yorker "Engrossing. . . . Rich in black comedy." -- Chicago Tribune "Elegant and subtle. . . . An intriguing, sophisticated effort to understand the daily culture of genocide." -- Los Angeles Times "[A] serious and diligently researched work with a streak of deadpan humor that reframes, and reemphasizes, the horror at hand." -- Entertainment Weekly "Returning to the Holocaust--the subject of Time's Arrow , still among [Amis's] best books--Amis seems greatly energized, addressing the most serious theme with rigour, sophistication, and, most astonishingly, wit." -- The Village Voice "[Amis] is still the scourge of cliché and the supreme man of letters. . . . Dazzl[es] us once more with verbal dexterity and gutsy inventiveness." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "[A] pulverizing novel about identity and humanity. . . in equal measure funny and crushing, with emphasis on how chaos and mass psychosis act on the souls living through it." -- The Miami Herald "Moving. . . . Genius. . . . Capture[s] that contrast between frivolity and horror with elegance and irony." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch "An important book--relentless, excoriating, blisteringly well-written. . . . Mr. Amis is one of our most accomplished writers. . . . Fiercely sharp-witted, his writing has the capacity to be so unique and dexterous as to create the impression he works from some higher alphabet than the rest of us." -- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "Exceptionally brave. . . . An extended rumination, a nightmare. . . . It's exciting; it's alive; it's more than slightly mad. As the title suggests, it's dreadfully interesting." -- The Sunday Times "Displays both restraint and humanity. . . . Takes on themes of immense gravity. . . . Martin Amis isn't new to the business of turning the horrors of history into fiction, but he has never done so more thoughtfully than in this disquieting novel. . . . He has confronted its challenges with honour and delicacy." -- The Times Literary Supplement (London) "As good as anything Amis has written since London Fields (1989), and one he obviously felt compelled to write. He has done his subject justice." -- The Spectator "Highly cerebral and innovative, and also human, humane--even humbling--this is a brave, inquiring work from a literary maverick whose biggest problem as an artist has been his rampaging talent. He has certainly harnessed it here." -- The Irish Times, A Best Book of the Year: Time , NPR, The Village Voice , The Miami Herald , Financial Times , Minneapolis Star Tribune , BookRiot "I was riveted by Martin Amis''s The Zone of Interest , with its daring projection into the mind and ''heart'' of a character . . . It felt like a fitting way to spy on historical events that are impossible to look at but that must, nevertheless, always be kept in sight." --John Colapinto, The New Yorker "Engrossing. . . . Rich in black comedy." -- Chicago Tribune "Elegant and subtle. . . . An intriguing, sophisticated effort to understand the daily culture of genocide." -- Los Angeles Times "[A] serious and diligently researched work with a streak of deadpan humor that reframes, and reemphasizes, the horror at hand." -- Entertainment Weekly "Powerful and electric.... A book that may stand for years as the triumph of his career." --NPR "This is a novel that will endure.... A novel whose adventurousness is at the level of its ethical register, its attempt ... to imagine the unimaginable." -- The Guardian (London) "A tour de force of sheer verbal virtuosity, and a brilliant, celestially upsetting novel inspired by no less than a profound moral curiosity about human beings." --Richard Ford "Signature Amis at his most inventive.... It is precisely through such inspired and irreverent fluency that his dead-serious purpose is realized." -- The Washington Post " The Zone of Interest harrows in the true sense of the word, churning up our preconceptions and assumptions. It is a work of artistic courage, chilling comedy and incontestable moral seriousness." -- Financial Times "Heartbreaking.... [Amis is] a virtuosically vivid writer." -- The Atlantic "His finest so far.... Astonishing.... A tragicomic moral blowtorch worthy of Swift." -- The Daily Beast "Compelling.... Harrowingly effective." -- Slate "Returning to the Holocaust--the subject of Time''s Arrow , still among [Amis''s] best books--Amis seems greatly energized, addressing the most serious theme with rigour, sophistication, and, most astonishingly, wit." -- The Village Voice "[Amis] is still the scourge of cliché and the supreme man of letters. . . . Dazzl[es] us once more with verbal dexterity and gutsy inventiveness." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "[A] pulverizing novel about identity and humanity. . . in equal measure funny and crushing, with emphasis on how chaos and mass psychosis act on the souls living through it." -- The Miami Herald "Moving. . . . Genius. . . . Capture[s] that contrast between frivolity and horror with elegance and irony." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch "An important book--relentless, excoriating, blisteringly well-written. . . . Mr. Amis is one of our most accomplished writers. . . . Fiercely sharp-witted, his writing has the capacity to be so unique and dexterous as to create the impression he works from some higher alphabet than the rest of us." -- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "Exceptionally brave. . . . An extended rumination, a nightmare. . . . It''s exciting; it''s alive; it''s more than slightly mad. As the title suggests, it''s dreadfully interesting." -- The Sunday Times "Displays both restraint and humanity. . . . Takes on themes of immense gravity. . . . Martin Amis isn''t new to the business of turning the horrors of history into fiction, but he has never done so more thoughtfully than in this disquieting novel. . . . He has confronted its challenges with honour and delicacy." -- The Times Literary Supplement (London) "As good as anything Amis has written since London Fields (1989), and one he obviously felt compelled to write. He has done his subject justice." -- The Spectator "Highly cerebral and innovative, and also human, humane--even humbling--this is a brave, inquiring work from a literary maverick whose biggest problem as an artist has been his rampaging talent. He has certainly harnessed it here." -- The Irish Times, "I was riveted by Martin Amis's The Zone of Interest , with its daring projection into the mind and 'heart' of a character . . . It felt like a fitting way to spy on historical events that are impossible to look at but that must, nevertheless, always be kept in sight." --John Colapinto, The New Yorker "Engrossing. . . . Rich in black comedy." -- Chicago Tribune "Elegant and subtle. . . . An intriguing, sophisticated effort to understand the daily culture of genocide." -- Los Angeles Times "[A] serious and diligently researched work with a streak of deadpan humor that reframes, and reemphasizes, the horror at hand." -- Entertainment Weekly "Returning to the Holocaust--the subject of Time's Arrow , still among [Amis's] best books--Amis seems greatly energized, addressing the most serious theme with rigour, sophistication, and, most astonishingly, wit." -- The Village Voice "[Amis] is still the scourge of cliché and the supreme man of letters. . . . Dazzl[es] us once more with verbal dexterity and gutsy inventiveness." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "[A] pulverizing novel about identity and humanity. . . in equal measure funny and crushing, with emphasis on how chaos and mass psychosis act on the souls living through it." -- The Miami Herald "Moving. . . . Genius. . . . Capture[s] that contrast between frivolity and horror with elegance and irony." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch "An important book--relentless, excoriating, blisteringly well-written. . . . Mr. Amis is one of our most accomplished writers. . . . Fiercely sharp-witted, his writing has the capacity to be so unique and dexterous as to create the impression he works from some higher alphabet than the rest of us." -- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "Exceptionally brave. . . . An extended rumination, a nightmare. . . . It's exciting; it's alive; it's more than slightly mad. As the title suggests, it's dreadfully interesting." -- The Sunday Times "Displays both restraint and humanity. . . . Takes on themes of immense gravity. . . . Martin Amis isn't new to the business of turning the horrors of history into fiction, but he has never done so more thoughtfully than in this disquieting novel. . . . He has confronted its challenges with honour and delicacy." -- The Times Literary Supplement (London) "As good as anything Amis has written since London Fields (1989), and one he obviously felt compelled to write. He has done his subject justice." -- The Spectator "Highly cerebral and innovative, and also human, humane--even humbling--this is a brave, inquiring work from a literary maverick whose biggest problem as an artist has been his rampaging talent. He has certainly harnessed it here." -- The Irish Times, A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR: Time , NPR, The Village Voice , The Miami Herald , Financial Times , Minneapolis Star Tribune , BookRiot "I was riveted by Martin Amis''s The Zone of Interest , with its daring projection into the mind and ''heart'' of a character . . . It felt like a fitting way to spy on historical events that are impossible to look at but that must, nevertheless, always be kept in sight." --John Colapinto, The New Yorker "Engrossing. . . . Rich in black comedy." -- Chicago Tribune "Elegant and subtle. . . . An intriguing, sophisticated effort to understand the daily culture of genocide." -- Los Angeles Times "[A] serious and diligently researched work with a streak of deadpan humor that reframes, and reemphasizes, the horror at hand." -- Entertainment Weekly "Powerful and electric.... A book that may stand for years as the triumph of his career." --NPR "This is a novel that will endure.... A novel whose adventurousness is at the level of its ethical register, its attempt ... to imagine the unimaginable." -- The Guardian (London) "A tour de force of sheer verbal virtuosity, and a brilliant, celestially upsetting novel inspired by no less than a profound moral curiosity about human beings." --Richard Ford, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Sportswriter "Signature Amis at his most inventive.... It is precisely through such inspired and irreverent fluency that his dead-serious purpose is realized." -- The Washington Post " The Zone of Interest harrows in the true sense of the word, churning up our preconceptions and assumptions. It is a work of artistic courage, chilling comedy and incontestable moral seriousness." -- Financial Times "Heartbreaking.... [Amis is] a virtuosically vivid writer." -- The Atlantic "His finest so far.... Astonishing.... A tragicomic moral blowtorch worthy of Swift." -- The Daily Beast "Compelling.... Harrowingly effective." -- Slate "Returning to the Holocaust--the subject of Time''s Arrow , still among [Amis''s] best books--Amis seems greatly energized, addressing the most serious theme with rigour, sophistication, and, most astonishingly, wit." -- The Village Voice "[Amis] is still the scourge of cliché and the supreme man of letters. . . . Dazzl[es] us once more with verbal dexterity and gutsy inventiveness." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "[A] pulverizing novel about identity and humanity. . . in equal measure funny and crushing, with emphasis on how chaos and mass psychosis act on the souls living through it." -- The Miami Herald "Moving. . . . Genius. . . . Capture[s] that contrast between frivolity and horror with elegance and irony." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch "An important book--relentless, excoriating, blisteringly well-written. . . . Mr. Amis is one of our most accomplished writers. . . . Fiercely sharp-witted, his writing has the capacity to be so unique and dexterous as to create the impression he works from some higher alphabet than the rest of us." -- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "Exceptionally brave. . . . An extended rumination, a nightmare. . . . It''s exciting; it''s alive; it''s more than slightly mad. As the title suggests, it''s dreadfully interesting." -- The Sunday Times "Displays both restraint and humanity. . . . Takes on themes of immense gravity. . . . Martin Amis isn''t new to the business of turning the horrors of history into fiction, but he has never done so more thoughtfully than in this disquieting novel. . . . He has confronted its challenges with honour and delicacy." -- The Times Literary Supplement (London) "As good as anything Amis has written since London Fields (1989), and one he obviously felt compelled to write. He has done his subject justice." -- The Spectator "Highly cerebral and innovative, and also human, humane--even humbling--this is a brave, inquiring work from a literary maverick whose biggest problem as an artist has been his rampaging talent. He has certainly harnessed it here." -- The Irish Times
Copyright Date
2014
Lccn
2014-011667
Dewey Decimal
823/.914
Intended Audience
Trade
Series
Vintage International Ser.
Dewey Edition
23
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