Die Frau, die Erinnerungen geliehen hat: Ausgewählte Geschichten von Tove Jansson: Neu

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Publication Date
2014-10-21
Pages
304
ISBN
9781590177662
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Publisher
New York Review of Books, Incorporated, T.H.E.
ISBN-10
1590177665
ISBN-13
9781590177662
eBay Product ID (ePID)
201611685

Product Key Features

Book Title
Woman Who Borrowed Memories : Selected Stories
Number of Pages
304 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Cultural Heritage, Short Stories (Single Author), Literary
Publication Year
2014
Genre
Fiction
Author
Tove Jansson
Book Series
Nyrb Classics Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
9.6 Oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5 in

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Trade
LCCN
2014-023731
Reviews
"[Jansson] writes about these things with sparkling wit and a quirky sensibility." -- The New Yorker "Complex, intriguing and haunting, Jansson's unusual short fiction is bound to enchant an English-speaking audience just as it did a Swedish-speaking one many years ago." -- Shelf Awareness "Jansson's short stories are as yet unacknowledged small masterworks." --Ali Smith "They are tough as good rope, [Jansson's stories], as smooth and odd and beautiful as sea-worn driftwood, as full of light and air and wind as the Nordic summer."--Philip Pullman   "It could be said that everything she wrote is, in one way or another, about the creative interactions between art and reality or art and nature." -- The Guardian "The Moomin books, and the years [Jansson] spent writing them, evidently stayed with her; the result was a stirring art, both light and dark, consoling and disturbing, spare and intricate. A simplicity of expression belies the mystery of Jansson's art--ostensibly plain, teeming with profound delights and worries--all of which this reader's stunted, sad-girl soul is grateful to have discovered." --Sonya Chung,  The Millions "Twenty-six spare, slyly off-kilter stories...consider loneliness, family, aging and creative experience, sometimes all together...Windows crop up often in Jansson's stories, reflecting the transparent wall between her lonely characters and their worlds but also Jansson's expression of intangible thoughts and feelings with lucent prose." -- Kirkus Reviews "The unique Swedish-speaking Finnish author Jansson, a daughter of two artists, continues to dazzle in singular narratives filtered through her sharp wit and beguiling imagination." --Eileen Battersby, Irish Times, "[Jansson] writes about these things with sparkling wit and a quirky sensibility." -- The New Yorker "Complex, intriguing and haunting, Jansson's unusual short fiction is bound to enchant an English-speaking audience just as it did a Swedish-speaking one many years ago." -- Shelf Awareness "Jansson's short stories are as yet unacknowledged small masterworks." --Ali Smith "They are tough as good rope, [Jansson's stories], as smooth and odd and beautiful as sea-worn driftwood, as full of light and air and wind as the Nordic summer."--Philip Pullman   "It could be said that everything she wrote is, in one way or another, about the creative interactions between art and reality or art and nature." -- The Guardian "The Moomin books, and the years [Jansson] spent writing them, evidently stayed with her; the result was a stirring art, both light and dark, consoling and disturbing, spare and intricate. A simplicity of expression belies the mystery of Jansson's art--ostensibly plain, teeming with profound delights and worries--all of which this reader's stunted, sad-girl soul is grateful to have discovered." --Sonya Chung,  The Millions, "They are tough as good rope, [Jansson's stories], as smooth and odd and beautiful as sea-worn driftwood, as full of light and air and wind as the Nordic summer." --Phillip Pullman   "It could be said that everything she wrote is, in one way or another, about the creative interactions between art and reality or art and nature." -- The Guardian   Praise for other NYRB Classics by Tove Jansson and translated by Thomas Teal:   "In this brilliantly translated novel from the Swedish by Thomas Teal, Finnish-born author Tove Jansson, whose Moomin children's books may be familiar to some readers, gives us a spare, rich collection of vignettes. A novel, a short-story collection, and an autobiographical journey, Fair Play centers on the lives of two creative women--Mari, the writer, and Jonna, the artist...For those who have yet to discover Jansson, her writing is a true pleasure, and her characters, although sparse on dialogue, are complex, passionate, and deeply empathetic. Recommend Jansson to readers of Anita Brookner's similarly introspective novels." -- Booklist , starred review   "Jansson reveals the ambiguities in every encounter. There are no easy moral judgments. Only the very finest art can show us so many shades of psychological nuance, yet make them visible with such clarity." --Damion Searls, Harp   "Fairness and playfulness are at the heart of this delightful novel, which chronicles in 17 luminous snapshots a shared artistic life...Jansson has a knack for packing a good deal of wit and wisdom into ostensibly simple tales. These deft and gentle stories are as refreshing as a dip in chilly Finnish seas." -- The Guardian   "I loved this book. It's cool in both senses of the word, understated yet exciting, and with a tension that keeps you reading. I felt transported to that remote region of Sweden and when I finished it I read it all over again. The characters still haunt me." --Ruth Rendell   "A dark companion to her glowing The Summer Book . Here the setting is winter, and the almost Highsmithian subject concerns a woman who inveigles herself into the life of a famous, and rich, writer. Jansson's writing is, as always, understated yet acute and thrilling." -- Los Angeles Times   "Her description is unhurried, accurate and vivid, an artist's vision...The sentences are beautiful in structure, movement and cadence. They have inevitable rightness. And this is a translation! Thomas Teal deserves to have his name on the title page with Jansson's: he worked the true translator's miracle...the most beautiful and satisfying novel I have read this year." --Ursula K. Le Guin, The Guardian   "A novel about truth, deception, self-deception and the honest uses of fiction, The True Deceiver is almost deadpan in its clarity and seeming simplicity, and is at heart one of her most mysterious and subtle works." --Ali Smith, The Guardian   "Poetic understatement, dry humor and a deep love for nature are obvious throughout [Jansson's] oeuvre...The book is as lovely, as evocative as a film by Hayao Miyazaki." -- Time Out New York   " The Summer Book manages to make you feel good as well as wise, without having to make too much effort...[it] says so much that we want to hear in such an accessible form, without ever really saying anything at all." -- The Independent
Dewey Edition
23
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Decimal
839.73/74
Synopsis
An NYRB Classics Original Tove Jansson was a master of brevity, unfolding worlds at a touch. Her art flourished in small settings, as can be seen in her bestselling novel The Summer Book and in her internationally celebrated cartoon strips and books about the Moomins. It is only natural, then, that throughout her life she turned again and again to the short story. The Woman Who Borrowed Memories is the first extensive selection of Jansson's stories to appear in English. Many of the stories collected here are pure Jansson, touching on island solitude and the dangerous pull of the artistic impulse: in "The Squirrel" the equanimity of the only inhabitant of a remote island is thrown by a visitor, in "The Summer Child" an unlovable boy is marooned along with his lively host family, in "The Cartoonist" an artist takes over a comic strip that has run for decades, and in "The Doll's House" a man's hobby threatens to overwhelm his life. Others explore unexpected territory: "Shopping" has a post-apocalyptic setting, "The Locomotive" centers on a railway-obsessed loner with murderous fantasies, and "The Woman Who Borrowed Memories" presents a case of disturbing transference. Unsentimental, yet always humane, Jansson's stories complement and enlarge our understanding of a singular figure in world literature.
LC Classification Number
PT9875.J37A2 2014

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