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Caractéristiques de l'objet
- État
- ISBN
- 9781620409695
- Book Title
- Bedlam Stacks
- Item Length
- 8in
- Publisher
- Bloomsbury Publishing USA
- Publication Year
- 2018
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.2in
- Genre
- Fiction
- Topic
- Fantasy / Historical, Historical
- Item Width
- 5.5in
- Item Weight
- 12.3 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 352 Pages
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Now in paperback, Natasha Pulley's "witty, entrancing novel . . . burnishes her reputation as a gifted storyteller." ( Publishers Weekly , starred review).
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Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing USA
ISBN-10
1620409690
ISBN-13
9781620409695
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Product Key Features
Book Title
Bedlam Stacks
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Fantasy / Historical, Historical
Publication Year
2018
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
352 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
8in
Item Height
1.2in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
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Reviews
"The Peru that Markham and Tremayne encounter is a sheer fantastical delight. Exploding ''whitewood'' trees, lamps made of glowing pollen, moving statues and rock formations of pure glass. Pulley also has a Tolkienian appreciation of the importance of cosiness: centrally heated ships'' cabins, snug inns and lashings of hot coffee. What''s more, she writes elegantly and plots like a pro." - The Times "The imagination [Pulley] showed in her impressive debut was no fluke . . . Pulley understands her genre--swashbuckling costume fantasy--but she deals in surprises, not clichs . . . [A] meditation on love, trust, and the passage of time." - Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews "[A] witty, entrancing novel . . . Pulley makes the fantastic feel plausible and burnishes her reputation as a gifted storyteller." - Starred Review, Publishers Weekly "Pulley is masterful at infusing The Bedlam Stacks with just the right amount of magical realism and mystery, making this story reminiscent of classic adventure tales of old while being relevant to today . . . Enchanting." - Shelf Awareness "Natasha Pulley had a lot to live up to after the runaway success of her debut novel, T he Watchmaker of Filigree Street . But she''s managed to do just that with The Bedlam Stacks . . . It''s a fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism and discovering new worlds . . . Filled with wondrous images, from moving statues to exploding trees." - The Glasgow Herald "A fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism. - The Independent "A magical hugely imaginative novel set in 1859 . . . Adventure and mystery abound as his expedition encounters moving statues, exploding trees, volcanic glass, floating cities and protective Incas, while dealing with altitude sickness, divided loyalties and otherworldly superstitions that turn out be strangely real." - The Sunday Express "Natasha Pulley had a lot to live up to after the runaway success of her debut novel, The Watchmaker of Filigree Street , but The Bedlam Stacks is a worthy successor . . . It''s a fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism and discovering new worlds. The book, though more meditative than Pulley''s debut, is still filled with wondrous images, from moving statues to exploding trees." - The Scotsman "Natasha Pulley''s captivating landscape unfolds slowly, her exquisitely crafted prose illuminating magical elements moving just at the edge of perception . . . The Bedlam Stacks is a lyrical paean to the power of transformation, faith and friendship." - BookPage "[A] complex, immersive story . . . a marvelous mix of historical fiction and the fantastical." - Omnivoracious "Pulley''s beautifully descriptive language sets the stage for a mysterious and dangerous journey reminiscent of the grand scientific expeditions of the nineteenth century." - Booklist "An exotic and magical mystery." - BookPage, "Top 10 Books for August" "Fans of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street (who will be pleased that a character from that novel makes a cameo appearance) know that Pulley has a way with damaged characters who are looking for a new purpose in life. While there are steampunk elements, including clockwork lamps, there''s also a subtle inexplicable magic running throughout the unusual, remote setting." - Library Journal "The story''s rich detail provides the reader a clear experience of 1850s Peru while imparting believability to its magic and imaginative elements. Its exciting style, humor and uniqueness are nothing short of charming. Enthusiastically recommended." - Historical Novel Society "In The Bedlam Stacks , Natasha Pulley''s unconventional imagination finds a new voice." - Locus, "The imagination [Pulley] showed in her impressive debut was no fluke . . . Pulley understands her genre-swashbuckling costume fantasy-but she deals in surprises, not clichs . . . [A] meditation on love, trust, and the passage of time." - Kirkus (starred review) "Fans of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street (who will be pleased that a character from that novel makes a cameo appearance) know that Pulley has a way with damaged characters who are looking for a new purpose in life. While there are steampunk elements . . . there's also a subtle inexplicable magic running throughout the unusual, remote setting." - Library Journal, "An epic journey . . . Pulley adroitly departs from the historical record to make the Peruvian story her own, turning it into a work for magic realism." - The New York Times Book Review "The Peru that Markham and Tremayne encounter is a sheer fantastical delight. Exploding ''whitewood'' trees, lamps made of glowing pollen, moving statues and rock formations of pure glass. Pulley also has a Tolkienian appreciation of the importance of cosiness: centrally heated ships'' cabins, snug inns and lashings of hot coffee. What''s more, she writes elegantly and plots like a pro." - The Times "An immense treat for lovers of both historical fiction and the surreal." - The Observer, "Books of the Year" "Eloquent prose and compassionate portrayals of the myriad relationships among men elevate this extraordinary work."- Publishers Weekly, "Best Books of 2017 - SF/Fantasy/Horror" "The imagination [Pulley] showed in her impressive debut was no fluke . . . Pulley understands her genre--swashbuckling costume fantasy--but she deals in surprises, not clichés . . . [A] meditation on love, trust, and the passage of time." - Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews "[A] witty, entrancing novel . . . Pulley makes the fantastic feel plausible and burnishes her reputation as a gifted storyteller." - Starred Review, Publishers Weekly "Pulley is masterful at infusing The Bedlam Stacks with just the right amount of magical realism and mystery, making this story reminiscent of classic adventure tales of old while being relevant to today . . . Enchanting." - Shelf Awareness "Pulley''s beautifully descriptive language sets the stage for a mysterious and dangerous journey reminiscent of the grand scientific expeditions of the nineteenth century." - Booklist "Impossible to put down until the end and highly re-readable, Pulley''s second novel is magical." - San Francisco Book Review "Natasha Pulley had a lot to live up to after the runaway success of her debut novel, The Watchmaker of Filigree Street . But she''s managed to do just that with The Bedlam Stacks . . . It''s a fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism and discovering new worlds . . . Filled with wondrous images, from moving statues to exploding trees." - The Glasgow Herald "A fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism." - The Independent "Natasha Pulley''s captivating landscape unfolds slowly, her exquisitely crafted prose illuminating magical elements moving just at the edge of perception . . . The Bedlam Stacks is a lyrical paean to the power of transformation, faith and friendship." - BookPage "[A] complex, immersive story . . . a marvelous mix of historical fiction and the fantastical." - Omnivoracious "An exotic and magical mystery." - BookPage, "Top 10 Books for August" "Fans of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street (who will be pleased that a character from that novel makes a cameo appearance) know that Pulley has a way with damaged characters who are looking for a new purpose in life. While there are steampunk elements, including clockwork lamps, there''s also a subtle inexplicable magic running throughout the unusual, remote setting." - Library Journal "A magical hugely imaginative novel set in 1859 . . . Adventure and mystery abound as his expedition encounters moving statues, exploding trees, volcanic glass, floating cities and protective Incas, while dealing with altitude sickness, divided loyalties and otherworldly superstitions that turn out be strangely real." - The Sunday Express "The story''s rich detail provides the reader a clear experience of 1850s Peru while imparting believability to its magic and imaginative elements. Its exciting style, humor and uniqueness are nothing short of charming. Enthusiastically recommended." - Historical Novel Society "In The Bedlam Stacks , Natasha Pulley''s unconventional imagination finds a new voice." - Locus, "An epic journey . . . Pulley adroitly departs from the historical record to make the Peruvian story her own, turning it into a work for magic realism." - The New York Times Book Review "The Peru that Markham and Tremayne encounter is a sheer fantastical delight. Exploding ''whitewood'' trees, lamps made of glowing pollen, moving statues and rock formations of pure glass. Pulley also has a Tolkienian appreciation of the importance of cosiness: centrally heated ships'' cabins, snug inns and lashings of hot coffee. What''s more, she writes elegantly and plots like a pro." - The Times "An immense treat for lovers of both historical fiction and the surreal." - The Observer, "Books of the Year" "Eloquent prose and compassionate portrayals of the myriad relationships among men elevate this extraordinary work."- Publishers Weekly, "Best Books of 2017 - SF/Fantasy/Horror" "The imagination [Pulley] showed in her impressive debut was no fluke . . . Pulley understands her genre--swashbuckling costume fantasy--but she deals in surprises, not clichs . . . [A] meditation on love, trust, and the passage of time." - Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews "[A] witty, entrancing novel . . . Pulley makes the fantastic feel plausible and burnishes her reputation as a gifted storyteller." - Starred Review, Publishers Weekly "Pulley is masterful at infusing The Bedlam Stacks with just the right amount of magical realism and mystery, making this story reminiscent of classic adventure tales of old while being relevant to today . . . Enchanting." - Shelf Awareness "Pulley''s beautifully descriptive language sets the stage for a mysterious and dangerous journey reminiscent of the grand scientific expeditions of the nineteenth century." - Booklist "Impossible to put down until the end and highly re-readable, Pulley''s second novel is magical." - San Francisco Book Review "Natasha Pulley had a lot to live up to after the runaway success of her debut novel, The Watchmaker of Filigree Street . But she''s managed to do just that with The Bedlam Stacks . . . It''s a fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism and discovering new worlds . . . Filled with wondrous images, from moving statues to exploding trees." - The Glasgow Herald "A fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism." - The Independent "Natasha Pulley''s captivating landscape unfolds slowly, her exquisitely crafted prose illuminating magical elements moving just at the edge of perception . . . The Bedlam Stacks is a lyrical paean to the power of transformation, faith and friendship." - BookPage "[A] complex, immersive story . . . a marvelous mix of historical fiction and the fantastical." - Omnivoracious "An exotic and magical mystery." - BookPage, "Top 10 Books for August" "Fans of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street (who will be pleased that a character from that novel makes a cameo appearance) know that Pulley has a way with damaged characters who are looking for a new purpose in life. While there are steampunk elements, including clockwork lamps, there''s also a subtle inexplicable magic running throughout the unusual, remote setting." - Library Journal "A magical hugely imaginative novel set in 1859 . . . Adventure and mystery abound as his expedition encounters moving statues, exploding trees, volcanic glass, floating cities and protective Incas, while dealing with altitude sickness, divided loyalties and otherworldly superstitions that turn out be strangely real." - The Sunday Express "The story''s rich detail provides the reader a clear experience of 1850s Peru while imparting believability to its magic and imaginative elements. Its exciting style, humor and uniqueness are nothing short of charming. Enthusiastically recommended." - Historical Novel Society "In The Bedlam Stacks , Natasha Pulley''s unconventional imagination finds a new voice." - Locus, "The imagination [Pulley] showed in her impressive debut was no fluke . . . Pulley understands her genre--swashbuckling costume fantasy--but she deals in surprises, not clichs . . . [A] meditation on love, trust, and the passage of time." - Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews "Fans of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street (who will be pleased that a character from that novel makes a cameo appearance) know that Pulley has a way with damaged characters who are looking for a new purpose in life. While there are steampunk elements . . . there''s also a subtle inexplicable magic running throughout the unusual, remote setting." - Library Journal "The Peru that Markham and Tremayne encounter is a sheer fantastical delight. Exploding ''whitewood'' trees, lamps made of glowing pollen, moving statues and rock formations of pure glass. Pulley also has a Tolkienian appreciation of the importance of cosiness: centrally heated ships'' cabins, snug inns and lashings of hot coffee. What''s more, she writes elegantly and plots like a pro." - The Times "[A] witty, entrancing novel . . . Pulley makes the fantastic feel plausible and burnishes her reputation as a gifted storyteller." - Starred Review, Publishers Weekly "Pulley is masterful at infusing The Bedlam Stacks with just the right amount of magical realism and mystery, making this story reminiscent of classic adventure tales of old while being relevant to today . . . Enchanting." - Shelf Awareness "Natasha Pulley had a lot to live up to after the runaway success of her debut novel, The Watchmaker of Filigree Street . But she''s managed to do just that with The Bedlam Stacks . . . It''s a fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism and discovering new worlds . . . Filled with wondrous images, from moving statues to exploding trees." - The Glasgow Herald "A fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism." - The Independent "A magical hugely imaginative novel set in 1859 . . . Adventure and mystery abound as his expedition encounters moving statues, exploding trees, volcanic glass, floating cities and protective Incas, while dealing with altitude sickness, divided loyalties and otherworldly superstitions that turn out be strangely real." - The Sunday Express "Natasha Pulley had a lot to live up to after the runaway success of her debut novel, The Watchmaker of Filigree Street , but The Bedlam Stacks is a worthy successor . . . It''s a fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism and discovering new worlds. The book, though more meditative than Pulley''s debut, is still filled with wondrous images, from moving statues to exploding trees." - The Scotsman "Natasha Pulley''s captivating landscape unfolds slowly, her exquisitely crafted prose illuminating magical elements moving just at the edge of perception . . . The Bedlam Stacks is a lyrical paean to the power of transformation, faith and friendship." - BookPage "[A] complex, immersive story . . . a marvelous mix of historical fiction and the fantastical." - Omnivoracious "Pulley''s beautifully descriptive language sets the stage for a mysterious and dangerous journey reminiscent of the grand scientific expeditions of the nineteenth century." - Booklist "An exotic and magical mystery." - BookPage, "Top 10 Books for August" "The story''s rich detail provides the reader a clear experience of 1850s Peru while imparting believability to its magic and imaginative elements. Its exciting style, humor and uniqueness are nothing short of charming. Enthusiastically recommended." - Historical Novel Society "In The Bedlam Stacks , Natasha Pulley''s unconventional imagination finds a new voice." - Locus, "The imagination [Pulley] showed in her impressive debut was no fluke . . . Pulley understands her genre--swashbuckling costume fantasy--but she deals in surprises, not clichs . . . [A] meditation on love, trust, and the passage of time." - Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews "Fans of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street (who will be pleased that a character from that novel makes a cameo appearance) know that Pulley has a way with damaged characters who are looking for a new purpose in life. While there are steampunk elements, including clockwork lamps, there''s also a subtle inexplicable magic running throughout the unusual, remote setting." - Library Journal "The Peru that Markham and Tremayne encounter is a sheer fantastical delight. Exploding ''whitewood'' trees, lamps made of glowing pollen, moving statues and rock formations of pure glass. Pulley also has a Tolkienian appreciation of the importance of cosiness: centrally heated ships'' cabins, snug inns and lashings of hot coffee. What''s more, she writes elegantly and plots like a pro." - The Times "[A] witty, entrancing novel . . . Pulley makes the fantastic feel plausible and burnishes her reputation as a gifted storyteller." - Starred Review, Publishers Weekly "Pulley is masterful at infusing The Bedlam Stacks with just the right amount of magical realism and mystery, making this story reminiscent of classic adventure tales of old while being relevant to today . . . Enchanting." - Shelf Awareness "Natasha Pulley had a lot to live up to after the runaway success of her debut novel, T he Watchmaker of Filigree Street . But she''s managed to do just that with The Bedlam Stacks . . . It''s a fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism and discovering new worlds . . . Filled with wondrous images, from moving statues to exploding trees." - The Glasgow Herald "A fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism. - The Independent "A magical hugely imaginative novel set in 1859 . . . Adventure and mystery abound as his expedition encounters moving statues, exploding trees, volcanic glass, floating cities and protective Incas, while dealing with altitude sickness, divided loyalties and otherworldly superstitions that turn out be strangely real." - The Sunday Express "Natasha Pulley had a lot to live up to after the runaway success of her debut novel, The Watchmaker of Filigree Street , but The Bedlam Stacks is a worthy successor . . . It''s a fast-paced adventure story with great characters and a message about colonialism and discovering new worlds. The book, though more meditative than Pulley''s debut, is still filled with wondrous images, from moving statues to exploding trees." - The Scotsman "Natasha Pulley''s captivating landscape unfolds slowly, her exquisitely crafted prose illuminating magical elements moving just at the edge of perception . . . The Bedlam Stacks is a lyrical paean to the power of transformation, faith and friendship." - BookPage "[A] complex, immersive story . . . a marvelous mix of historical fiction and the fantastical." - Omnivoracious "Pulley''s beautifully descriptive language sets the stage for a mysterious and dangerous journey reminiscent of the grand scientific expeditions of the nineteenth century." - Booklist "An exotic and magical mystery." - BookPage, "Top 10 Books for August" "The story''s rich detail provides the reader a clear experience of 1850s Peru while imparting believability to its magic and imaginative elements. Its exciting style, humor and uniqueness are nothing short of charming. Enthusiastically recommended." - Historical Novel Society "In The Bedlam Stacks , Natasha Pulley''s unconventional imagination finds a new voice." - Locus
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