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Book Title
Codex 1962:A Trilogy
Publication Name
Codex 1962
Title
Codex 1962
Subtitle
A Trilogy
Author
Sjon
Translator
Victoria Cribb
Contributor
Victoria Cribb (Translated by)
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
1250238129
EAN
9781250238122
ISBN
9781250238122
Publisher
Picador
Genre
Fiction
Release Date
10/09/2019
Release Year
2019
Language
English
Item Height
0.9in
Item Length
8.2in
Item Width
5.8in
Item Weight
13.4 Oz
Publication Year
2019
Topic
Literary, Coming of Age, Mystery & Detective / General, Science Fiction / General, Jewish
Number of Pages
528 Pages

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Spanning eras, continents, and genres, CoDex 1962 --twenty years in the making--is Sj n's epic three-part masterpiece Over the course of four dazzling novels translated into dozens of languages, Sj n has earned a global reputation as one of the world's most interesting writers. But what the world has never been able to read is his great trilogy of novels, known collectively as CoDex 1962 --now finally complete. Josef L we, the narrator, was born in 1962--the same year, the same moment even, as Sj n. Josef's story, however, stretches back decades in the form of Leo L we--a Jewish fugitive during World War II who has an affair with a maid in a German inn; together, they form a baby from a piece of clay. If the first volume is a love story, the second is a crime story: L we arrives in Iceland with the clay-baby inside a hatbox, only to be embroiled in a murder mystery--but by the end of the volume, his clay son has come to life. And in the final volume, set in present-day Reykjav k, Josef's story becomes science fiction as he crosses paths with the outlandish CEO of a biotech company (based closely on reality) who brings the story of genetics and genesis full circle. But the future, according to Sj n, is not so dark as it seems. In CoDex 1962 , Sj n has woven ancient and modern material and folklore and cosmic myths into a singular masterpiece--encompassing genre fiction, theology, expressionist film, comic strips, fortean studies, genetics, and, of course, the rich tradition of Icelandic storytelling.

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Publisher
Picador
ISBN-10
1250238129
ISBN-13
9781250238122
eBay Product ID (ePID)
26038862793

Product Key Features

Book Title
Codex 1962:A Trilogy
Author
Sjon
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Literary, Coming of Age, Mystery & Detective / General, Science Fiction / General, Jewish
Publication Year
2019
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
528 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.2in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
5.8in
Item Weight
13.4 Oz

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Reviews
"The Icelandic literary maverick and Oscar-nominated songwriter Sjón writes with a poet's ear and a musician's natural sense of rhythm. [In] this extraordinary performance . . . the effect is hypnotic. The reader becomes a gleeful collaborator in an extravaganza in which Bosch meets Chagall, with touches of Tarantino." -- Eileen Battersby, The Guardian "A work of virtuoso narrative . . . An Icelandic 1001 Nights. " -- The Sunday Times "[A] challenging and cacophonous epic by the talented Sjón . . . An amalgam of creation myth, surrealist absurdity, ancient saga, and contemporary satire." -- Booklist "Sjón is more than a novelist; he is a storyteller in the ancient tradition, and this work may be remembered as his masterpiece." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "In this beguiling, surpassingly eccentric triptych, Icelandic novelist Sjón takes on, in turn, romance (classic, not Gothic), mystery, and science fiction to examine how people parse themselves into little camps and try to make their way through this harsh world . . . Sjón's work is unlike anything else in contemporary fiction. Strange--but stunning." -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "Sjón can flick from angelic frolics to seedy violence as if each tale were a smooth refraction of the last. He has a knack for high comedy, too . . . Victoria Cribb deserves equal praise for bringing all this zest into English so well." -- Cal Revely-Calder, The Daily Telegraph (UK) "A work of virtuoso narrative . . . an Icelandic 1001 Nights ." -- Phil Baker, The Sunday Times (UK) "A master of Icelandic fiction . . . Sjón's stories compound the dreamscapes of surrealism, the marvels of Icelandic folklore and a pop-culture sensibility into free-form fables." -- The Economist (UK) "No one can escape Sjón's wild originality." -- Informatíon (Denmark) "Sjón delivers a complex story in which violence and desire, voices and actions, are beautifully woven together." -- Politiken (Denmark) "It's as if Hans Christian Andersen is telling a story by Kafka, or vice versa." -- Dagens Nyheter (Sweden) "Sjón's book gives us hope for the novel as an art form." -- Sydsvenska Dagbladet (Sweden), "Sjon is a prodigal storyteller in all senses of the phrase . . . He is a master of atmosphere, a fine observer of the cross-hatchings of human motivation, and a vivid noticer of detail." -- Garth Risk Hallberg, The New York Times Book Review "The Icelandic literary maverick and Oscar-nominated songwriter Sjón writes with a poet's ear and a musician's natural sense of rhythm. [In] this extraordinary performance . . . the effect is hypnotic. The reader becomes a gleeful collaborator in an extravaganza in which Bosch meets Chagall, with touches of Tarantino." -- Eileen Battersby, The Guardian "A work of virtuoso narrative . . . An Icelandic 1001 Nights. " -- The Sunday Times "[A] challenging and cacophonous epic by the talented Sjón . . . An amalgam of creation myth, surrealist absurdity, ancient saga, and contemporary satire." -- Booklist "Sjón is more than a novelist; he is a storyteller in the ancient tradition, and this work may be remembered as his masterpiece." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "In this beguiling, surpassingly eccentric triptych, Icelandic novelist Sjón takes on, in turn, romance (classic, not Gothic), mystery, and science fiction to examine how people parse themselves into little camps and try to make their way through this harsh world . . . Sjón's work is unlike anything else in contemporary fiction. Strange--but stunning." -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "Sjón can flick from angelic frolics to seedy violence as if each tale were a smooth refraction of the last. He has a knack for high comedy, too . . . Victoria Cribb deserves equal praise for bringing all this zest into English so well." -- Cal Revely-Calder, The Daily Telegraph (UK) "A work of virtuoso narrative . . . an Icelandic 1001 Nights ." -- Phil Baker, The Sunday Times (UK) "A master of Icelandic fiction . . . Sjón's stories compound the dreamscapes of surrealism, the marvels of Icelandic folklore and a pop-culture sensibility into free-form fables." -- The Economist (UK) "No one can escape Sjón's wild originality." -- Informatíon (Denmark) "Sjón delivers a complex story in which violence and desire, voices and actions, are beautifully woven together." -- Politiken (Denmark) "It's as if Hans Christian Andersen is telling a story by Kafka, or vice versa." -- Dagens Nyheter (Sweden) "Sjón's book gives us hope for the novel as an art form." -- Sydsvenska Dagbladet (Sweden)
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
839.6935
Dewey Edition
23

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