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ISBN
9781948814164
Book Title
Accidentals
Item Length
8in
Publisher
TOR REY House Press, LLC
Publication Year
2020
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.9in
Author
Susan M. Gaines
Genre
Fiction
Topic
General, Literary
Item Width
5.2in
Item Weight
15.2 Oz
Number of Pages
344 Pages

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A 2019 National Endowment for the Arts Project Grantee "A rich portrait of a country and its people, relayed with detail and wonder, thanks to a naturalist's eye." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS When Gabriel's mother decides to repatriate to her native Uruguay after thirty years in California, he takes a break from his uninspiring desk job to accompany her. At first, Gabe observes his mother's squabbling family in the same detached way he watches the new species of birds he encounters in the marsh on their neglected land--but when he falls in love with a local biologist, he is suddenly transformed from observer to the main character in his family's transnational saga. As Gabe and Alejandra struggle to confront the environmental devastation of their twenty-first-century future, they find themselves mired in the mud of their parents'--and their countries'--Cold War-era past.

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TOR REY House Press, LLC
ISBN-10
1948814161
ISBN-13
9781948814164
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Book Title
Accidentals
Author
Susan M. Gaines
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, Literary
Publication Year
2020
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
344 Pages

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Item Length
8in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
5.2in
Item Weight
15.2 Oz

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"Gaines' melding of sensual landscapes with ruminations on political history and environmental devastation will be a treat for conservationists, and her critique of globalization and portrayal of sibling rivalry are particularly well rendered. Barbara Kingsolver fans will want to take a look." -- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY "Gaines' novel is deeply researched, and the reader will walk away with an understanding of not only Uruguay's repressive regimes, but also biomes, bird preservation, and more." -- KIRKUS REVIEWS "Well-written novels that feature science (but aren't science fiction) are few and far between, and this work is a welcome addition next to Barbara Kingsolver's Prodigal Summer or Flight Behavior ." -- LIBRARY JOURNAL "A rich portrait of a country and its people, relayed with detail and wonder, thanks to a naturalist's eye." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS "Masterful and beautifully wrought." --FOUR CORNERS FREE PRESS "Gorgeous, smart, and surprising, Gaines' family saga takes us into the large world of nations and politics, but also the microscopic world of mud and microbes. Tender and powerful. Also with birds!" --KAREN JOY FOWLER, author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves "The personal is political: if anybody has ever wondered what this insight means then I recommend Accidentals as an enchanting path toward understanding. A profound and moving experience awaits the reader." --REBECCA NEWBERGER GOLDSTEIN, author of Plato at the Googleplex "In clean, beautiful prose and with an environmental sensibility evocative of Stegner, Accidentals sings with the vibrancy of the living world...erudite and emotionally compelling, suffused with science and natural history." --CHRISTIAN KIEFER, author of Phantoms "An intimate family story with an astonishingly epic scope. Alive with history, politics, science, romance, and birds, it is as entertaining as it is intelligent, as beautiful as it is wise. Gabe's evolution from a passive observer to the passionate creator of his own destiny is a life-changing experience not only for him, but for readers as well." --JEAN HEGLAND, author of Still Time and Windfalls "As a conservation biologist, as well as an Uruguayan immigrant and mother of two first-generation Americans, I was as moved by the Quiroga family's layers of history, secrets, and struggles around land, politics, and love, as I was intrigued by the beautiful depictions of birds and the musings on evolution and extinction. This is a novel I would like to share with my daughters someday!" --ANA LUZ PORZECANSKI, Director of the Center for Biodiversity & Conservation at the American Museum of Natural History "Deeply moving and powerful." --SHERYL COTLEUR, Copperfield's books, "The personal is political: if anybody has ever wondered what this insight means then I recommend Accidentals as an enchanting path toward understanding. This novel of a young man's transformation, from passive observation to passionate engagement masterfully encompasses so many levels, from the biology of microbes to the chaos of politics and the mysteries of the human heart, with every level rendered fascinating by the author's extraordinary powers of observation. This is a novel that is, above all, about how seeing is an act of love. A profound and moving experience awaits the reader." -- REBECCA NEWBERGER GOLDSTEIN , author of Plato at the Googleplex "This is a book about all the things we don't yet know; all the things we know but keep hidden; and all the things we once knew but have lost. Gorgeous, smart, and surprising, Gaines' family saga takes us into the large world of nations and politics, but also the microscopic world of mud and microbes. Tender and powerful. Also with birds!" -- KAREN JOY FOWLER , author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves and The Jane Austen Book Club "In clean, beautiful prose and with an environmental sensibility evocative of Stegner, Accidentals sings with the vibrancy of the living world...erudite and emotionally compelling, suffused with science and natural history." -- CHRISTIAN KIEFER , author of Phantoms "An intimate family story with an astonishingly epic scope. Alive with history, politics, science, romance, and birds, it is as entertaining as it is intelligent, as beautiful as it is wise. Gabe's evolution from a passive observer to the passionate creator of his own destiny is a life-changing experience not only for him, but for readers as well." -- JEAN HEGLAND , author of Still Time and Windfalls "Captivating...deeply moving and powerful." -- SHERYL COTLEUR , Copperfield's Books, "This is a book about all the things we don't yet know; all the things we know but keep hidden; and all the things we once knew but have lost. Gorgeous, smart, and surprising, Gaines' family saga takes us into the large world of nations and politics, but also the microscopic world of mud and microbes. Tender and powerful. Also with birds!" -- KAREN JOY FOWLER , author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves and The Jane Austen Book Club "In clean, beautiful prose and with an environmental sensibility evocative of Stegner, Accidentals sings with the vibrancy of the living world...erudite and emotionally compelling, suffused with science and natural history." -- CHRISTIAN KIEFER , author of Phantoms "An intimate family story with an astonishingly epic scope. Alive with history, politics, science, romance, and birds, it is as entertaining as it is intelligent, as beautiful as it is wise. Gabe's evolution from a passive observer to the passionate creator of his own destiny is a life-changing experience not only for him, but for readers as well." -- JEAN HEGLAND , author of Still Time and Windfalls "Captivating...deeply moving and powerful." -- SHERYL COTLEUR , Copperfield's Books, "This is a book about all the things we don't yet know; all the things we know but keep hidden; and all the things we once knew but have lost. Gorgeous, smart, and surprising, Gaines' family saga takes us into the large world of nations and politics, but also the microscopic world of mud and microbes. Tender and powerful. Also with birds!" -- KAREN JOY FOWLER , author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves and The Jane Austen Book Club "An intimate family story with an astonishingly epic scope. Alive with history, politics, science, romance, and birds, it is as entertaining as it is intelligent, as beautiful as it is wise. Gabe's evolution from a passive observer to the passionate creator of his own destiny is a life-changing experience not only for him, but for readers as well." -- JEAN HEGLAND , author of Still Time and Windfalls, "Gaines' melding of sensual landscapes with ruminations on political history and environmental devastation will be a treat for conservationists, and her critique of globalization and portrayal of sibling rivalry are particularly well rendered. Barbara Kingsolver fans will want to take a look." -- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY "Gaines' novel is deeply researched, and the reader will walk away with an understanding of not only Uruguay's repressive regimes, but also biomes, bird preservation, and more." -- KIRKUS REVIEWS "Well-written novels that feature science (but aren't science fiction) are few and far between, and this work is a welcome addition next to Barbara Kingsolver's Prodigal Summer or Flight Behavior ." -- LIBRARY JOURNAL "A rich portrait of a country and its people, relayed with detail and wonder, thanks to a naturalist's eye." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS "Masterful and beautifully wrought." -- FOUR CORNERS FREE PRESS "Gorgeous, smart, and surprising, Gaines' family saga takes us into the large world of nations and politics, but also the microscopic world of mud and microbes. Tender and powerful. Also with birds!" -- KAREN JOY FOWLER , author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves "The personal is political: if anybody has ever wondered what this insight means then I recommend Accidentals as an enchanting path toward understanding. A profound and moving experience awaits the reader." -- REBECCA NEWBERGER GOLDSTEIN , author of Plato at the Googleplex "In clean, beautiful prose and with an environmental sensibility evocative of Stegner, Accidentals sings with the vibrancy of the living world...erudite and emotionally compelling, suffused with science and natural history." -- CHRISTIAN KIEFER , author of Phantoms "An intimate family story with an astonishingly epic scope. Alive with history, politics, science, romance, and birds, it is as entertaining as it is intelligent, as beautiful as it is wise. Gabe's evolution from a passive observer to the passionate creator of his own destiny is a life-changing experience not only for him, but for readers as well." -- JEAN HEGLAND , author of Still Time and Windfalls "As a conservation biologist, as well as an Uruguayan immigrant and mother of two first-generation Americans, I was as moved by the Quiroga family's layers of history, secrets, and struggles around land, politics, and love, as I was intrigued by the beautiful depictions of birds and the musings on evolution and extinction. This is a novel I would like to share with my daughters someday!" -- ANA LUZ PORZECANSKI , Director of the Center for Biodiversity & Conservation at the American Museum of Natural History, "Gaines' novel is deeply researched, and the reader will walk away with an understanding of not only Uruguay's repressive regimes, but also biomes, bird preservation, and more." -- KIRKUS "A rich portrait of a country and its people, relayed with detail and wonder, thanks to a naturalist's eye." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS "The personal is political: if anybody has ever wondered what this insight means then I recommend Accidentals as an enchanting path toward understanding. This novel of a young man's transformation, from passive observation to passionate engagement masterfully encompasses so many levels, from the biology of microbes to the chaos of politics and the mysteries of the human heart, with every level rendered fascinating by the author's extraordinary powers of observation. This is a novel that is, above all, about how seeing is an act of love. A profound and moving experience awaits the reader." -- REBECCA NEWBERGER GOLDSTEIN , author of Plato at the Googleplex "This is a book about all the things we don't yet know; all the things we know but keep hidden; and all the things we once knew but have lost. Gorgeous, smart, and surprising, Gaines' family saga takes us into the large world of nations and politics, but also the microscopic world of mud and microbes. Tender and powerful. Also with birds!" -- KAREN JOY FOWLER , author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves and The Jane Austen Book Club "In clean, beautiful prose and with an environmental sensibility evocative of Stegner, Accidentals sings with the vibrancy of the living world...erudite and emotionally compelling, suffused with science and natural history." -- CHRISTIAN KIEFER , author of Phantoms "An intimate family story with an astonishingly epic scope. Alive with history, politics, science, romance, and birds, it is as entertaining as it is intelligent, as beautiful as it is wise. Gabe's evolution from a passive observer to the passionate creator of his own destiny is a life-changing experience not only for him, but for readers as well." -- JEAN HEGLAND , author of Still Time and Windfalls "Captivating...deeply moving and powerful." -- SHERYL COTLEUR , Copperfield's Books "As a conservation biologist, as well as an Uruguayan immigrant and mother of two first-generation Americans, I was as moved by the Quiroga family's layers of history, secrets, and struggles around land, politics, and love, as I was intrigued by the beautiful depictions of birds and the musings on evolution and extinction. This is a novel I would like to share with my daughters someday!" -- ANA LUZ PORZECANSKI , Director of the Center for Biodiversity & Conservation at the American Museum of Natural History, "A rich portrait of a country and its people, relayed with detail and wonder, thanks to a naturalist's eye." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS "The personal is political: if anybody has ever wondered what this insight means then I recommend Accidentals as an enchanting path toward understanding. This novel of a young man's transformation, from passive observation to passionate engagement masterfully encompasses so many levels, from the biology of microbes to the chaos of politics and the mysteries of the human heart, with every level rendered fascinating by the author's extraordinary powers of observation. This is a novel that is, above all, about how seeing is an act of love. A profound and moving experience awaits the reader." -- REBECCA NEWBERGER GOLDSTEIN , author of Plato at the Googleplex "This is a book about all the things we don't yet know; all the things we know but keep hidden; and all the things we once knew but have lost. Gorgeous, smart, and surprising, Gaines' family saga takes us into the large world of nations and politics, but also the microscopic world of mud and microbes. Tender and powerful. Also with birds!" -- KAREN JOY FOWLER , author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves and The Jane Austen Book Club "In clean, beautiful prose and with an environmental sensibility evocative of Stegner, Accidentals sings with the vibrancy of the living world...erudite and emotionally compelling, suffused with science and natural history." -- CHRISTIAN KIEFER , author of Phantoms "An intimate family story with an astonishingly epic scope. Alive with history, politics, science, romance, and birds, it is as entertaining as it is intelligent, as beautiful as it is wise. Gabe's evolution from a passive observer to the passionate creator of his own destiny is a life-changing experience not only for him, but for readers as well." -- JEAN HEGLAND , author of Still Time and Windfalls "Captivating...deeply moving and powerful." -- SHERYL COTLEUR , Copperfield's Books "As a conservation biologist, as well as an Uruguayan immigrant and mother of two first-generation Americans, I was as moved by the Quiroga family's layers of history, secrets, and struggles around land, politics, and love, as I was intrigued by the beautiful depictions of birds and the musings on evolution and extinction. This is a novel I would like to share with my daughters someday!" -- ANA LUZ PORZECANSKI , Director of the Center for Biodiversity & Conservation at the American Museum of Natural History, "Gaines' melding of sensual landscapes with ruminations on political history and environmental devastation will be a treat for conservationists, and her critique of globalization and portrayal of sibling rivalry are particularly well rendered. Barbara Kingsolver fans will want to take a look." -- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY "Gaines' novel is deeply researched, and the reader will walk away with an understanding of not only Uruguay's repressive regimes, but also biomes, bird preservation, and more." -- KIRKUS REVIEWS "A rich portrait of a country and its people, relayed with detail and wonder, thanks to a naturalist's eye." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS "Gorgeous, smart, and surprising, Gaines' family saga takes us into the large world of nations and politics, but also the microscopic world of mud and microbes. Tender and powerful. Also with birds!" -- KAREN JOY FOWLER , author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves "The personal is political: if anybody has ever wondered what this insight means then I recommend Accidentals as an enchanting path toward understanding. A profound and moving experience awaits the reader." -- REBECCA NEWBERGER GOLDSTEIN , author of Plato at the Googleplex "In clean, beautiful prose and with an environmental sensibility evocative of Stegner, Accidentals sings with the vibrancy of the living world...erudite and emotionally compelling, suffused with science and natural history." -- CHRISTIAN KIEFER , author of Phantoms "An intimate family story with an astonishingly epic scope. Alive with history, politics, science, romance, and birds, it is as entertaining as it is intelligent, as beautiful as it is wise. Gabe's evolution from a passive observer to the passionate creator of his own destiny is a life-changing experience not only for him, but for readers as well." -- JEAN HEGLAND , author of Still Time and Windfalls "As a conservation biologist, as well as an Uruguayan immigrant and mother of two first-generation Americans, I was as moved by the Quiroga family's layers of history, secrets, and struggles around land, politics, and love, as I was intrigued by the beautiful depictions of birds and the musings on evolution and extinction. This is a novel I would like to share with my daughters someday!" -- ANA LUZ PORZECANSKI , Director of the Center for Biodiversity & Conservation at the American Museum of Natural History, "A rich portrait of a country and its people, relayed with detail and wonder, thanks to a naturalist's eye." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS "The personal is political: if anybody has ever wondered what this insight means then I recommend Accidentals as an enchanting path toward understanding. This novel of a young man's transformation, from passive observation to passionate engagement masterfully encompasses so many levels, from the biology of microbes to the chaos of politics and the mysteries of the human heart, with every level rendered fascinating by the author's extraordinary powers of observation. This is a novel that is, above all, about how seeing is an act of love. A profound and moving experience awaits the reader." -- REBECCA NEWBERGER GOLDSTEIN , author of Plato at the Googleplex "This is a book about all the things we don't yet know; all the things we know but keep hidden; and all the things we once knew but have lost. Gorgeous, smart, and surprising, Gaines' family saga takes us into the large world of nations and politics, but also the microscopic world of mud and microbes. Tender and powerful. Also with birds!" -- KAREN JOY FOWLER , author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves and The Jane Austen Book Club "In clean, beautiful prose and with an environmental sensibility evocative of Stegner, Accidentals sings with the vibrancy of the living world...erudite and emotionally compelling, suffused with science and natural history." -- CHRISTIAN KIEFER , author of Phantoms "An intimate family story with an astonishingly epic scope. Alive with history, politics, science, romance, and birds, it is as entertaining as it is intelligent, as beautiful as it is wise. Gabe's evolution from a passive observer to the passionate creator of his own destiny is a life-changing experience not only for him, but for readers as well." -- JEAN HEGLAND , author of Still Time and Windfalls "Captivating...deeply moving and powerful." -- SHERYL COTLEUR , Copperfield's Books
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