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ISBN
9781931883399
Book Title
Self-Portrait in Green
Item Length
7 in
Publisher
Two Lines Press
Publication Year
2014
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.3 in
Author
Marie Ndiaye
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Literary Criticism
Topic
Women Authors, European / French, Literary
Item Width
4.2 in
Item Weight
3.9 Oz
Number of Pages
120 Pages

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It seems there is no genre of writing Marie NDiaye will not make her own. Asked to write a memoir, she turned in this paranoid fantasia of rising floodwaters, walking corpses, eerie depictions of her very own parents, and the incessant reappearance of women in green. Just who are these green women? They are powerful (one was NDiaye's disciplinarian grade-school teacher). They are mysterious (one haunts a house like a ghost and may be visible only to the author). They are seductive (one stole a friend's husband). And they are unbearably personal (one is NDiaye's own mother). They are all, in their way, aspects of their creator, at once frightening, menacing, and revealing of everything submerged within the consciousness of this singular literary talent. A courageous, strikingly honest, and unabashedly innovative self-portrait, NDiaye's kaleidoscopic look at the women in green is a revelation to us all -- about how we form our identities, how we discover those things we repress, and how our obsessions become us.

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Publisher
Two Lines Press
ISBN-10
1931883394
ISBN-13
9781931883399
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201642797

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Book Title
Self-Portrait in Green
Author
Marie Ndiaye
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Women Authors, European / French, Literary
Publication Year
2014
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Literary Criticism
Number of Pages
120 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
7 in
Item Height
0.3 in
Item Width
4.2 in
Item Weight
3.9 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Pq2674.D53z4613 2014
Reviews
Praise for Self-Portrait in Green : "[C]ompelling and tightly written. . . . Rather like a Francis Bacon triptych, there is nothing fixed, comforting or coherent about the narrator's identity or idea of herself, but the image she projects is incredibly vivid. . . . [NDiaye's] prose reads effortlessly in Jordan Stump's fine translation." — Times Literary Supplement "Eerie and mysterious. . . . A kind of French African Elena Ferrante." — Terese Svoboda, Guggenheim fellow in fiction Self-Portrait in Green is a sort of malicious reverie where the real mingles with the imagined, the living with the dead, the water with the land." — The Express (Paris) It's a book that, once read, leaves you wondering what to think about it . . . knowing . . . you had a thought-provoking evening." — Minneapolis Star Tribune [W]ades through feminine fear, power, and insecurity like no other book I've encountered." — Flavorwire ""[A]n exploration of the sources of fiction and the way that fiction and memoir mix . . . a representation of the artist's mind, questions, anxieties, pleasures, and all." — Necessary Fiction "Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green." — Three Percent "Self-Portrait in Green is a book that defies easy categorization. . . . In NDiaye's world, ghosts are not as rare as we might think, nor are they like other ghosts, or as you or I probably imagine [them]." — 3:AM Magazine "Unsentimental in tone and kaleidoscopic in form, Self-Portrait in Green teems with the uncanny texture of a recurring dream. Marie NDiaye's hauntingly spare novel works the terrain between Toussaint's microfiction and Leve's autofiction to gesture toward a new French narrative—smaller and stranger and toothier than before." — Hal Hlavinka, Community Bookstore in Brooklyn Praise for the author: NDiaye, who received France's most prestigious literary prize . . . may be that nation's most startling new literary voice." — Publishers Weekly , starred review [NDiaye] is increasingly—and justly—recognized as a major world writer." — Rain Taxi Review of Books, "Marie NDiaye is so intelligent, so composed, so good, that any description of her work feels like an understatement." --The New York Review of Books "This novel not only seems to change each time I return to it, but also to shape-shift during the act of reading. An adult woman with young children, the narrator is at once detached from and vividly connected to her surroundings, never more so when encountering one of the 'women in green' that haunt her past, present and future. The women in green are a slippery, diffuse category--beautiful, glamorous, dangerous--which the narrator is both afraid of and bewitched by." --Daisy Lafarge, author of Paul "Marie NDiaye's Self Portrait in Green is phenomenal." --Idra Novey, author of Ways of Disappearing "NDiaye's two early books, All My Friends and Self-Portrait in Green . . . are so extraordinarily vivid and controlled" -- The New Republic "[C]ompelling and tightly written. . . . Rather like a Francis Bacon triptych, there is nothing fixed, comforting or coherent about the narrator's identity or idea of herself, but the image she projects is incredibly vivid. . . . [NDiaye's] prose reads effortlessly in Jordan Stump's fine translation." -- Times Literary Supplement " Self-Portrait in Green is a sort of malicious reverie where the real mingles with the imagined, the living with the dead, the water with the land." -- The Express (Paris) "It's a book that, once read, leaves you wondering what to think about it . . . knowing . . . you had a thought-provoking evening." --Minneapolis Star Tribune "[W]ades through feminine fear, power, and insecurity like no other book I've encountered." --Flavorwire ""[A]n exploration of the sources of fiction and the way that fiction and memoir mix . . . a representation of the artist's mind, questions, anxieties, pleasures, and all." -- Necessary Fiction "Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green ." --Three Percent " Self-Portrait in Green is a book that defies easy categorization. . . . In NDiaye's world, ghosts are not as rare as we might think, nor are they like other ghosts, or as you or I probably imagine [them]." -- 3:AM Magazine, Praise for Self-Portrait in Green : "[C]ompelling and tightly written. . . . Rather like a Francis Bacon triptych, there is nothing fixed, comforting or coherent about the narrator's identity or idea of herself, but the image she projects is incredibly vivid. . . . [NDiaye's] prose reads effortlessly in Jordan Stump's fine translation." -- Times Literary Supplement "Eerie and mysterious. . . . A kind of French African Elena Ferrante." -- Terese Svoboda, Guggenheim fellow in fiction " Self-Portrait in Green is a sort of malicious reverie where the real mingles with the imagined, the living with the dead, the water with the land." -- The Express (Paris) "It's a book that, once read, leaves you wondering what to think about it . . . knowing . . . you had a thought-provoking evening." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "[W]ades through feminine fear, power, and insecurity like no other book I've encountered." -- Flavorwire ""[A]n exploration of the sources of fiction and the way that fiction and memoir mix . . . a representation of the artist's mind, questions, anxieties, pleasures, and all." -- Necessary Fiction "Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green." -- Three Percent "Self-Portrait in Green is a book that defies easy categorization. . . . In NDiaye's world, ghosts are not as rare as we might think, nor are they like other ghosts, or as you or I probably imagine [them]." -- 3:AM Magazine "Unsentimental in tone and kaleidoscopic in form, Self-Portrait in Green teems with the uncanny texture of a recurring dream. Marie NDiaye's hauntingly spare novel works the terrain between Toussaint's microfiction and Leve's autofiction to gesture toward a new French narrative--smaller and stranger and toothier than before." -- Hal Hlavinka, Community Bookstore in Brooklyn Praise for the author: "NDiaye, who received France's most prestigious literary prize . . . may be that nation's most startling new literary voice." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "[NDiaye] is increasingly--and justly--recognized as a major world writer." -- Rain Taxi Review of Books, Praise for Self-Portrait in Green : "[C]ompelling and tightly written. . . . Rather like a Francis Bacon triptych, there is nothing fixed, comforting or coherent about the narrator's identity or idea of herself, but the image she projects is incredibly vivid. . . . [NDiaye's] prose reads effortlessly in Jordan Stump's fine translation." — Times Literary Supplement Self-Portrait in Green is a sort of malicious reverie where the real mingles with the imagined, the living with the dead, the water with the land." — The Express (Paris) It's a book that, once read, leaves you wondering what to think about it . . . knowing . . . you had a thought-provoking evening." — Minneapolis Star Tribune [W]ades through feminine fear, power, and insecurity like no other book I've encountered." — Flavorwire ""[A]n exploration of the sources of fiction and the way that fiction and memoir mix . . . a representation of the artist's mind, questions, anxieties, pleasures, and all." —  Necessary Fiction "Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green." — Three Percent "Self-Portrait in Green is a book that defies easy categorization. . . . In NDiaye's world, ghosts are not as rare as we might think, nor are they like other ghosts, or as you or I probably imagine [them]." — 3:AM Magazine "Unsentimental in tone and kaleidoscopic in form, Self-Portrait in Green teems with the uncanny texture of a recurring dream. Marie NDiaye's hauntingly spare novel works the terrain between Toussaint's microfiction and Leve's autofiction to gesture toward a new French narrative—smaller and stranger and toothier than before." — Hal Hlavinka, Community Bookstore in Brooklyn Praise for the author: NDiaye, who received France's most prestigious literary prize . . . may be that nation's most startling new literary voice." — Publishers Weekly , starred review [NDiaye] is increasingly—and justly—recognized as a major world writer." — Rain Taxi Review of Books, Praise for Self-Portrait in Green : Self-Portrait in Green is a sort of malicious reverie where the real mingles with the imagined, the living with the dead, the water with the land." — The Express (Paris) It's a book that, once read, leaves you wondering what to think about it . . . knowing . . . you had a thought-provoking evening." — Minneapolis Star Tribune [W]ades through feminine fear, power, and insecurity like no other book I've encountered." — Flavorwire "Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green." — Three Percent "Self-Portrait in Green is a book that defies easy categorization. . . . In NDiaye's world, ghosts are not as rare as we might think, nor are they like other ghosts, or as you or I probably imagine [them]." — 3:AM Magazine "Unsentimental in tone and kaleidoscopic in form, Self-Portrait in Green teems with the uncanny texture of a recurring dream. Marie NDiaye's hauntingly spare novel works the terrain between Toussaint's microfiction and Leve's autofiction to gesture toward a new French narrative—smaller and stranger and toothier than before." — Hal Hlavinka, Community Bookstore in Brooklyn Praise for the author: NDiaye, who received France's most prestigious literary prize . . . may be that nation's most startling new literary voice." — Publishers Weekly , starred review [NDiaye] is increasingly—and justly—recognized as a major world writer." — Rain Taxi Review of Books, Praise for Self-Portrait in Green : Self-Portrait in Green is a sort of malicious reverie where the real mingles with the imagined, the living with the dead, the water with the land." — The Express (Paris) It's a book that, once read, leaves you wondering what to think about it . . . knowing . . . you had a thought-provoking evening." — Minneapolis Star Tribune [W]ades through feminine fear, power, and insecurity like no other book I've encountered." — Flavorwire Praise for the author: NDiaye, who received France's most prestigious literary prize . . . may be that nation's most startling new literary voice." — Publishers Weekly , starred review [NDiaye] is increasingly—and justly—recognized as a major world writer." — Rain Taxi Review of Books, Praise for Self-Portrait in Green : "Marie NDiaye's Self Portrait in Green is phenomenal." -- Idra Novey, author of Ways of Disappearing "NDiaye's two early books, All My Friends and Self-Portrait in Green . . . are so extraordinarily vivid and controlled" -- The New Republic "[C]ompelling and tightly written. . . . Rather like a Francis Bacon triptych, there is nothing fixed, comforting or coherent about the narrator's identity or idea of herself, but the image she projects is incredibly vivid. . . . [NDiaye's] prose reads effortlessly in Jordan Stump's fine translation." -- Times Literary Supplement "Eerie and mysterious. . . . A kind of French African Elena Ferrante." -- Terese Svoboda, Guggenheim fellow in fiction " Self-Portrait in Green is a sort of malicious reverie where the real mingles with the imagined, the living with the dead, the water with the land." -- The Express (Paris) "It's a book that, once read, leaves you wondering what to think about it . . . knowing . . . you had a thought-provoking evening." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "[W]ades through feminine fear, power, and insecurity like no other book I've encountered." -- Flavorwire ""[A]n exploration of the sources of fiction and the way that fiction and memoir mix . . . a representation of the artist's mind, questions, anxieties, pleasures, and all." -- Necessary Fiction "Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green." -- Three Percent "Self-Portrait in Green is a book that defies easy categorization. . . . In NDiaye's world, ghosts are not as rare as we might think, nor are they like other ghosts, or as you or I probably imagine [them]." -- 3:AM Magazine "Unsentimental in tone and kaleidoscopic in form, Self-Portrait in Green teems with the uncanny texture of a recurring dream. Marie NDiaye's hauntingly spare novel works the terrain between Toussaint's microfiction and Leve's autofiction to gesture toward a new French narrative--smaller and stranger and toothier than before." -- Hal Hlavinka, Community Bookstore in Brooklyn Praise for the author: "NDiaye, who received France's most prestigious literary prize . . . may be that nation's most startling new literary voice." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "[NDiaye] is increasingly--and justly--recognized as a major world writer." -- Rain Taxi Review of Books, "Marie NDiaye is so intelligent, so composed, so good, that any description of her work feels like an understatement." --The New York Review of Books "One of the most mysterious, spectral, appealing and uncategorizable books I've ever read." --Amina Cain, author of A Horse at Night "This novel not only seems to change each time I return to it, but also to shape-shift during the act of reading. An adult woman with young children, the narrator is at once detached from and vividly connected to her surroundings, never more so when encountering one of the 'women in green' that haunt her past, present and future. The women in green are a slippery, diffuse category--beautiful, glamorous, dangerous--which the narrator is both afraid of and bewitched by." --Daisy Lafarge, author of Paul "Marie NDiaye's Self Portrait in Green is phenomenal." --Idra Novey, author of Ways of Disappearing "NDiaye's two early books, All My Friends and Self-Portrait in Green . . . are so extraordinarily vivid and controlled" -- The New Republic "[C]ompelling and tightly written. . . . Rather like a Francis Bacon triptych, there is nothing fixed, comforting or coherent about the narrator's identity or idea of herself, but the image she projects is incredibly vivid. . . . [NDiaye's] prose reads effortlessly in Jordan Stump's fine translation." -- Times Literary Supplement " Self-Portrait in Green is a sort of malicious reverie where the real mingles with the imagined, the living with the dead, the water with the land." -- The Express (Paris) "It's a book that, once read, leaves you wondering what to think about it . . . knowing . . . you had a thought-provoking evening." --Minneapolis Star Tribune "[W]ades through feminine fear, power, and insecurity like no other book I've encountered." --Flavorwire ""[A]n exploration of the sources of fiction and the way that fiction and memoir mix . . . a representation of the artist's mind, questions, anxieties, pleasures, and all." -- Necessary Fiction "Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green ." --Three Percent " Self-Portrait in Green is a book that defies easy categorization. . . . In NDiaye's world, ghosts are not as rare as we might think, nor are they like other ghosts, or as you or I probably imagine [them]." -- 3:AM Magazine, Praise for Self-Portrait in Green : Self-Portrait in Green is a sort of malicious reverie where the real mingles with the imagined, the living with the dead, the water with the land." — The Express (Paris) Praise for the author: NDiaye, who received France's most prestigious literary prize . . . may be that nation's most startling new literary voice." — Publishers Weekly , starred review [NDiaye] is increasingly—and justly—recognized as a major world writer." — Rain Taxi Review of Books
Copyright Date
2014
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2014-934781
Dewey Decimal
843/.914
Dewey Edition
23

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