How It Ended by Jay McInerney 2009 Unabridged CD 9781433271076 Audio Book

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Type
Short Stories
Title
How It Ended
Features
Ex-Library
ISBN
9781433271090
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Publisher
Blackstone Audio, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1433271095
ISBN-13
9781433271090
eBay Product ID (ePID)
71116728

Product Key Features

Book Title
How It Ended : New and Collected Stories
Topic
Short Stories (Single Author)
Publication Year
2009
Language
English
Genre
Fiction
Author
Jay Mcinerney
Format
Compact Disc

Dimensions

Item Length
5.7 In.
Item Width
5.2 In.

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Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
[McInerney's] stories have grown more elegant, subtle, shapely and reflective over time, to the point where some of the recent works are perfect specimens., [McInerney] has the storyteller's gift of making the familiar seem strange, of casting new light on old ground. The results are funny, shocking, and moving., Narrator Ray Porter blends sarcasm, wit, unfiltered emotion, and compassion to create a series of tales so realistic and believable they ring true from start to finish. McInerney's knack for recreating the reality that surrounds us everyday is a perfect fit for Porter's performance ability. Together they craft stories that reveal the underbelly of society while never failing to entertain., How It Ended reminds us how impressively broad McInerney's scope has been and how confidently he has ranged across wide swaths of our national experience...McInerney's contribution--and it is a major one--is to have revitalized the Irish Catholic expiatory tradition of F. Scott Fitzgerald and John O'Hara...McInerney's gifts have never been in question. He possesses the literary naturalist's full tool kit: empathy and curiosity, a peeled eye and a well-tuned ear, a talent for building narratives at once intimate and expansive, plausible and inventive., Despite the sexual mayhem in McInerney's stories, a stubborn moral reckoning hovers over the writing...[His] openings hook and reel in the reader with a catchy first line [and] the narration moves speedily over familiar territory with the economy of Raymond Carver and the breathless pace of Stephen Dixon. With language this precise, McInerney possesses the skill to be invisible: he refuse to draw the reader's attention to himself but instead to the stories., The short story is the perfect measure for [McInerney's] brand of beautifully distilled prose and dry sophistication., [McInerney's] best writing to date, combining a quiet household realism with his gift for pinpointing moments of awkward bafflement., A splendid short-story writer, [McInerney's] stories are reminiscent of those of F. Scott Fitzgerald, John O'Hara, and Irwin Shaw...A very compelling collection., Whether it was Edith Wharton at the turn of the 20th century or John Cheever in the 1950s and '60s, New York City has never lacked for chroniclers of its mores. Perhaps a century from now, cultural historians will plump the works of Jay McInerney to discern what life was like there in the two decades between the explosion of Wall Street wealth and the grim aftermath of 9/11. His keen-eyed depiction of that period is generously displayed in How it Ended...his dark depiction of a slice of modern American life that may be passing away in front of our eyes, as the title of this volume ironically suggests, is no less perceptive and real.
Dewey Decimal
813/.54
Edition Description
Unabridged edition
Synopsis
This collection of stories from the author of Bright Lights, Big City captures the manic flux of our society and how we reconcile our desires with our reality at various stages of adulthood, from budding to entrenched to bitter. Together, the stories provide a manifold exploration of delusion, experience, and transformation., From the writer whose first novel, Bright Lights, Big City, defined a generation comes a collection of stories drawn from his nearly three-decade career. Whether set in New England, Los Angeles, New York, or the South, they unveil the manic flux of our society as they capture various stages of adulthood: a young man confronting the class system at a summer resort; a young woman holed up in a remote cabin while her boyfriend campaigns for the highest office; a couple whose experiments in sexuality cross every line; a doctor who treats convicts and is coming to terms with his own criminal past; a youthful socialite returning home to nurse her mother; a family celebrating the holidays while mired in loss; and more. A manifold exploration of delusion, experience, and transformation, these stories display a preeminent writer at the very top of his form.
Number of Pages
11 pages

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