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“Minimal wear for age”
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Beams, Clare
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0385548184
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Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0385548184
ISBN-13
9780385548182
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16061831597

Product Key Features

Book Title
Garden : a Novel
Number of Pages
304 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2024
Topic
Contemporary Women, Horror, Historical
Genre
Fiction
Author
Clare Beams
Format
Hardcover

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1.1 in
Item Weight
19 Oz
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Width
6.4 in

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2023-009601
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23/eng/20230228
Reviews
"Luminous and disturbing...While this book is well-grounded in its historical setting, the way the book explores medical and societal control over women's bodies feels incredibly contemporary." -- CrimeReads "Beams' second outing is a taut, tense, absorbing Gothic tale that deftly explores the complexity of women's inner lives." -- Booklist (Starred Review) "Beams' writing sets her apart, shimmering against the dark subject matter...Like an overgrown garden--untamable, lush, and wild in ways lovely and terrifying." -- Kirkus (Starred Review) "No one writes feminist historical fiction like Clare Beams. With her singular lyricism, elegance, and candor, The Garden powerfully illuminates what is, for many women, a private and isolating grief. Ingeniously using elements of the gothic and weaving in today's most pressing questions about female bodily autonomy, Beams captures the magic, strangeness, terror, and all-consuming pressure of pregnancy, as well as the desperate desire for certainty and the abiding hope. I'm in awe of this book." --Jessamine Chan, author of The School for Good Mothers "The Garden renders beautifully the uncanny, haunted space that pregnancy both occupies and creates. Beams's glancing, needle-prick prose reminds me of Shirley Jackson's work in its ability to conjure up women--their histories, their fears, the complexity of their desires, and their power. I loved this novel." --Kelly Link, author of Get in Trouble "THE GARDEN is a shimmering, sinister jewel of a novel, with an aching, Shirley Jackson like heart. Highly recommended!" -- Dan Chaon, author of Sleepwalk "Clare Beams is a master of fiction...Born in the literary legacy of Angela Carter and Stephen King, THE GARDEN is, like every child, utterly itself in the end--miraculous and beautiful and strange." -- Julia Phillips, author of Disappearing Earth "Deliciously eerie and brilliantly written, Beams explores motherhood and gestation in a way that feels new and trailblazing, but that will also ring true to the lived experience of every woman who has ever been pregnant. A shimmering, strange, important novel-- I couldn't put it down." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen "Clare Beams casts an intoxicating spell with The Garden , a gothic tale about nature's dark whims and the unknowable chaos of matrescence. Prepare to be haunted." --Rachel Yoder, author of Nightbitch "The Garden is a novel to devour whole. It is a page-turner, a puzzle, an assembly of piercing insights into womanhood, ambition, and autonomy, in language as bewitching as it is exact." --Megha Majumdar , author of A Burning "THE GARDEN's gender politics, barbed wit, moral complexity, and genuine sense of unease recalls the best of Shirley Jackson's work...This swirling marvel of a novel cements Clare Beams as a read-everything-she-ever-writes writer." --Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts, A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR FROM KIRKUS AND VANITY FAIR "A truly original piece of storytelling" -- Daily Mail "A richly gothic setup...The genius of the novel is the way Beams continually intertwines fictional elements with true-to-life obstetric practices...Make no mistake, this is a serious story, even an angry one... Beams leaves us purposefully, chillingly in doubt. Is the power of the garden real? Is it a delusion brought on by Irene''s fear and isolation?.. Some readers are going to miss getting answers to this novel''s questions, but the ambiguity floating freely through it is perfect for Beams''s intentions." -- NYTBR "Few novels of literary fiction are written as well as The Garden, let alone given its sadly relevant retro setting, a 1940s country-estate obstetrical program." -- The LA Times, 10 Books for April "A teeming gothic." -- Vanity Fair "Luminous and disturbing...While this book is well-grounded in its historical setting, the way the book explores medical and societal control over women''s bodies feels incredibly contemporary." -- CrimeReads "Beams'' second outing is a taut, tense, absorbing Gothic tale that deftly explores the complexity of women''s inner lives." -- Booklist (Starred Review) "Beams'' writing sets her apart, shimmering against the dark subject matter...Like an overgrown garden--untamable, lush, and wild in ways lovely and terrifying." -- Kirkus (Starred Review) "No one writes feminist historical fiction like Clare Beams. With her singular lyricism, elegance, and candor, The Garden powerfully illuminates what is, for many women, a private and isolating grief. Ingeniously using elements of the gothic and weaving in today''s most pressing questions about female bodily autonomy, Beams captures the magic, strangeness, terror, and all-consuming pressure of pregnancy, as well as the desperate desire for certainty and the abiding hope. I''m in awe of this book." --Jessamine Chan, author of The School for Good Mothers "The Garden renders beautifully the uncanny, haunted space that pregnancy both occupies and creates. Beams''s glancing, needle-prick prose reminds me of Shirley Jackson''s work in its ability to conjure up women--their histories, their fears, the complexity of their desires, and their power. I loved this novel." --Kelly Link, author of Get in Trouble "THE GARDEN is a shimmering, sinister jewel of a novel, with an aching, Shirley Jackson like heart. Highly recommended!" -- Dan Chaon, author of Sleepwalk "Clare Beams is a master of fiction...Born in the literary legacy of Angela Carter and Stephen King, THE GARDEN is, like every child, utterly itself in the end--miraculous and beautiful and strange." -- Julia Phillips, author of Disappearing Earth "Deliciously eerie and brilliantly written, Beams explores motherhood and gestation in a way that feels new and trailblazing, but that will also ring true to the lived experience of every woman who has ever been pregnant. A shimmering, strange, important novel-- I couldn''t put it down." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen "Clare Beams casts an intoxicating spell with The Garden , a gothic tale about nature''s dark whims and the unknowable chaos of matrescence. Prepare to be haunted." --Rachel Yoder, author of Nightbitch "The Garden is a novel to devour whole. It is a page-turner, a puzzle, an assembly of piercing insights into womanhood, ambition, and autonomy, in language as bewitching as it is exact." --Megha Majumdar , author of A Burning "THE GARDEN''s gender politics, barbed wit, moral complexity, and genuine sense of unease recalls the best of Shirley Jackson''s work...This swirling marvel of a novel cements Clare Beams as a read-everything-she-ever-writes writer." --Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts, "No one writes feminist historical fiction like Clare Beams. With her singular lyricism, elegance, and candor, The Garden powerfully illuminates what is, for many women, a private and isolating grief. Ingeniously using elements of the gothic and weaving in today's most pressing questions about female bodily autonomy, Beams captures the magic, strangeness, terror, and all-consuming pressure of pregnancy, as well as the desperate desire for certainty and the abiding hope. I'm in awe of this book." --Jessamine Chan, author of The School for Good Mothers "The Garden renders beautifully the uncanny, haunted space that pregnancy both occupies and creates. Beams's glancing, needle-prick prose reminds me of Shirley Jackson's work in its ability to conjure up women--their histories, their fears, the complexity of their desires, and their power. I loved this novel." --Kelly Link, author of Get in Trouble "THE GARDEN is a shimmering, sinister jewel of a novel, with an aching, Shirley Jackson like heart. Highly recommended!" -- Dan Chaon, author of Sleepwalk "Clare Beams is a master of fiction...Born in the literary legacy of Angela Carter and Stephen King, THE GARDEN is, like every child, utterly itself in the end--miraculous and beautiful and strange." -- Julia Phillips, author of Disappearing Earth "Deliciously eerie and brilliantly written, Beams explores motherhood and gestation in a way that feels new and trailblazing, but that will also ring true to the lived experience of every woman who has ever been pregnant. A shimmering, strange, important novel-- I couldn't put it down." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen "Clare Beams casts an intoxicating spell with The Garden , a gothic tale about nature's dark whims and the unknowable chaos of matrescence. Prepare to be haunted." --Rachel Yoder, author of Nightbitch "The Garden is a novel to devour whole. It is a page-turner, a puzzle, an assembly of piercing insights into womanhood, ambition, and autonomy, in language as bewitching as it is exact." --Megha Majumdar , author of A Burning "THE GARDEN's gender politics, barbed wit, moral complexity, and genuine sense of unease recalls the best of Shirley Jackson's work...This swirling marvel of a novel cements Clare Beams as a read-everything-she-ever-writes writer." --Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts, "A richly gothic setup...The genius of the novel is the way Beams continually intertwines fictional elements with true-to-life obstetric practices...Make no mistake, this is a serious story, even an angry one... Beams leaves us purposefully, chillingly in doubt. Is the power of the garden real? Is it a delusion brought on by Irene''s fear and isolation?.. Some readers are going to miss getting answers to this novel''s questions, but the ambiguity floating freely through it is perfect for Beams''s intentions." -- NYTBR "Few novels of literary fiction are written as well as The Garden, let alone given its sadly relevant retro setting, a 1940s country-estate obstetrical program." -- The LA Times, 10 Books for April "A teeming gothic." -- Vanity Fair "Luminous and disturbing...While this book is well-grounded in its historical setting, the way the book explores medical and societal control over women''s bodies feels incredibly contemporary." -- CrimeReads "Beams'' second outing is a taut, tense, absorbing Gothic tale that deftly explores the complexity of women''s inner lives." -- Booklist (Starred Review) "Beams'' writing sets her apart, shimmering against the dark subject matter...Like an overgrown garden--untamable, lush, and wild in ways lovely and terrifying." -- Kirkus (Starred Review) "No one writes feminist historical fiction like Clare Beams. With her singular lyricism, elegance, and candor, The Garden powerfully illuminates what is, for many women, a private and isolating grief. Ingeniously using elements of the gothic and weaving in today''s most pressing questions about female bodily autonomy, Beams captures the magic, strangeness, terror, and all-consuming pressure of pregnancy, as well as the desperate desire for certainty and the abiding hope. I''m in awe of this book." --Jessamine Chan, author of The School for Good Mothers "The Garden renders beautifully the uncanny, haunted space that pregnancy both occupies and creates. Beams''s glancing, needle-prick prose reminds me of Shirley Jackson''s work in its ability to conjure up women--their histories, their fears, the complexity of their desires, and their power. I loved this novel." --Kelly Link, author of Get in Trouble "THE GARDEN is a shimmering, sinister jewel of a novel, with an aching, Shirley Jackson like heart. Highly recommended!" -- Dan Chaon, author of Sleepwalk "Clare Beams is a master of fiction...Born in the literary legacy of Angela Carter and Stephen King, THE GARDEN is, like every child, utterly itself in the end--miraculous and beautiful and strange." -- Julia Phillips, author of Disappearing Earth "Deliciously eerie and brilliantly written, Beams explores motherhood and gestation in a way that feels new and trailblazing, but that will also ring true to the lived experience of every woman who has ever been pregnant. A shimmering, strange, important novel-- I couldn''t put it down." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen "Clare Beams casts an intoxicating spell with The Garden , a gothic tale about nature''s dark whims and the unknowable chaos of matrescence. Prepare to be haunted." --Rachel Yoder, author of Nightbitch "The Garden is a novel to devour whole. It is a page-turner, a puzzle, an assembly of piercing insights into womanhood, ambition, and autonomy, in language as bewitching as it is exact." --Megha Majumdar , author of A Burning "THE GARDEN''s gender politics, barbed wit, moral complexity, and genuine sense of unease recalls the best of Shirley Jackson''s work...This swirling marvel of a novel cements Clare Beams as a read-everything-she-ever-writes writer." --Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts
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Synopsis
A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR FROM KIRKUS AND VANITY FAIR "Genius."-- The New York Times Book Review * "A teeming gothic."-- Vanity Fair * "Few novels of literary fiction are written as well as The Garden."-- The LA Times An eerie, masterful novel about pregnancy as a haunted house and the ways the female body has always been policed and manipulated, from the award-winning author of The Illness Lesson ("A masterpiece" - Elizabeth Gilbert) In 1948, Irene Willard, who's had five previous miscarriages in a quest to give her beloved husband the child he desperately desires, is now pregnant again. She comes to an isolated house-cum-hospital in the Berkshires, run by a husband-and-wife team of doctors who are pioneering a cure for her condition. Warily, she enlists herself in the efforts of the Doctors Hall to "rectify the maternal environment," both physical and psychological. In the meantime, she also discovers a long-forgotten walled garden on the spacious grounds, a place imbued with its own powers and pulls. As the doctors' plans begin to crumble, Irene and her fellow patients make a desperate bid to harness the power of the garden for themselves--and face the unthinkable risks associated with such incalculable rewards. With shades of Shirley Jackson and Rosemary's Baby, The Garden delves into the territory of motherhood, childbirth, the mysteries of the female body, and the ways it has always been controlled and corralled., A BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR FROM KIRKUS AND VANITY FAIR "Genius."-- The New York Times Book Review - "A teeming gothic."-- Vanity Fair - "Few novels of literary fiction are written as well as The Garden."-- The LA Times An eerie, masterful novel about pregnancy as a haunted house and the ways the female body has always been policed and manipulated, from the award-winning author of The Illness Lesson ("A masterpiece" - Elizabeth Gilbert) In 1948, Irene Willard, who's had five previous miscarriages in a quest to give her beloved husband the child he desperately desires, is now pregnant again. She comes to an isolated house-cum-hospital in the Berkshires, run by a husband-and-wife team of doctors who are pioneering a cure for her condition. Warily, she enlists herself in the efforts of the Doctors Hall to "rectify the maternal environment," both physical and psychological. In the meantime, she also discovers a long-forgotten walled garden on the spacious grounds, a place imbued with its own powers and pulls. As the doctors' plans begin to crumble, Irene and her fellow patients make a desperate bid to harness the power of the garden for themselves--and face the unthinkable risks associated with such incalculable rewards. With shades of Shirley Jackson and Rosemary's Baby, The Garden delves into the territory of motherhood, childbirth, the mysteries of the female body, and the ways it has always been controlled and corralled.
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PS3602.E2455G37 2024

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