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Caractéristiques de l'objet
- État
- Book Title
- Black Wave
- Publication Name
- Black Wave
- Title
- Black Wave
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- ISBN-10
- 1558619399
- EAN
- 9781558619395
- ISBN
- 9781558619395
- Publisher
- Feminist Press at T.H.E. City University of New York
- Genre
- Fiction
- Release Date
- 13/09/2016
- Release Year
- 2016
- Language
- English
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- US
- Item Height
- 0.8 in
- Item Length
- 8 in
- Publication Year
- 2016
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Topic
- Lgbt / Lesbian, Literary, Coming of Age
- Item Weight
- 14.5 Oz
- Item Width
- 5.5 in
- Number of Pages
- 320 Pages
À propos de ce produit
Product Information
It's 1999--and Michelle's world is ending. A dreamlike and dystopian meditation on sobriety, adulthood, and the weird obligations of storytelling.
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Publisher
Feminist Press at T.H.E. City University of New York
ISBN-10
1558619399
ISBN-13
9781558619395
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219719277
Product Key Features
Book Title
Black Wave
Number of Pages
320 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Topic
Lgbt / Lesbian, Literary, Coming of Age
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Fiction
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
14.5 Oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"A Gen-X queer girl's version of the bohemian counter-canon." -- New York Times "Gliding deftly through issues of addiction and recovery, erasure and assimilation, environmental devastation and mass delusion about our own pernicious tendencies, this is a genre- and reality-bending story of quiet triumph for the perennial screw-up and unabashed outsider. A biting, sagacious, and delightfully dark metaliterary novel about finding your way in a world on fire." -- Kirkus (starred review) "In Tea's skillfully loose, lusty prose, Michelle is both vulnerable and brash, blitzing through lovers and bags of heroin, terrified but also convinced of her own invincibility... [A]n important portrait of the late '90s." -- Publishers Weekly "A philosophical meditation on the end times, complete with suicides, protests, magical dreams, and Matt Dillon." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "The prose is fucking gorgeous, the characters are hilarious and upsetting and miserable, the world is heart-stopping in its strangeness and bleak crawl to the edge of the cliff, then its tumble over the edge." -- Tor.com "[L]yrical but blunt, capturing her narrator's duel hopelessness and genuine desire for a life full of love and promise. . . .this book exists in a new kind of literary ecosystem--one that doesn't need to fit neatly into the structures of an older era." -- BUST "I was unable put to Black Wave down, suddenly afraid and unsure of what was out there beyond my reading. This bad fairytale-come-true is destabilizing and palpable, and it's Michelle Tea's most fearless book. It's a radically honest, scary, and wonderful place that Michelle has spun. It shook me up." -- Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls "Scary, funny and genre-bending--a mind-blowing meta-poem-- Black Wave is Michelle Tea's most ambitious, complex, and imaginative work so far. An investigation of addiction's apocalypse, it's somehow wonderfully strange, daring, and dirty and yet completely universal and true." -- Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent "Listen up: it's the end of the world and Michelle Tea is the best writer to be with. She's got the smarts and the laughs, the sharpness and the love, the grit and the skin and the ink she needs to see us through. I'm sticking with her until there's nothing left." -- Daniel Handler, author of We Are Pirates "I worship at the altar of this book. Somehow Michelle Tea has managed to write a hilarious, scorching, devastatingly observed novel about addiction, sex, identity, the 90s, apocalypse, and autobiography, while also gifting us with an indispensable meditation on what it means to write about those things--indeed, on what it means to write at all. A keen portrait of a subculture, an instant classic in life-writing, a go-for-broke exemplar of queer feminist imagination, a contribution to crucial, ongoing conversations about whose lives matter, Black Wave is a rollicking triumph." -- Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts, "A Gen-X queer girl's version of the bohemian counter-canon." -- New York Times "Events, though outlandish, are narrated with total conviction, and powerfully express the intensity both of attaining sobriety and of the writing process." --The New Yorker "Gliding deftly through issues of addiction and recovery, erasure and assimilation, environmental devastation and mass delusion about our own pernicious tendencies, this is a genre- and reality-bending story of quiet triumph for the perennial screw-up and unabashed outsider. A biting, sagacious, and delightfully dark metaliterary novel about finding your way in a world on fire." -- Kirkus (starred review) "In Tea's skillfully loose, lusty prose, Michelle is both vulnerable and brash, blitzing through lovers and bags of heroin, terrified but also convinced of her own invincibility... [A]n important portrait of the late '90s." -- Publishers Weekly "A philosophical meditation on the end times, complete with suicides, protests, magical dreams, and Matt Dillon." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "The prose is fucking gorgeous, the characters are hilarious and upsetting and miserable, the world is heart-stopping in its strangeness and bleak crawl to the edge of the cliff, then its tumble over the edge." -- Tor.com "[L]yrical but blunt, capturing her narrator's duel hopelessness and genuine desire for a life full of love and promise. . . .this book exists in a new kind of literary ecosystem--one that doesn't need to fit neatly into the structures of an older era." -- BUST "A love letter to literature's lasting power and the ability of writing to save one's future. . . . If the world is going to end, then Tea's way out isn't so bad." -- SF Chronicle "I was unable put to Black Wave down, suddenly afraid and unsure of what was out there beyond my reading. This bad fairytale-come-true is destabilizing and palpable, and it's Michelle Tea's most fearless book. It's a radically honest, scary, and wonderful place that Michelle has spun. It shook me up." -- Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls "Scary, funny and genre-bending--a mind-blowing meta-poem-- Black Wave is Michelle Tea's most ambitious, complex, and imaginative work so far. An investigation of addiction's apocalypse, it's somehow wonderfully strange, daring, and dirty and yet completely universal and true." -- Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent "Listen up: it's the end of the world and Michelle Tea is the best writer to be with. She's got the smarts and the laughs, the sharpness and the love, the grit and the skin and the ink she needs to see us through. I'm sticking with her until there's nothing left." -- Daniel Handler, author of We Are Pirates "I worship at the altar of this book. Somehow Michelle Tea has managed to write a hilarious, scorching, devastatingly observed novel about addiction, sex, identity, the 90s, apocalypse, and autobiography, while also gifting us with an indispensable meditation on what it means to write about those things--indeed, on what it means to write at all. A keen portrait of a subculture, an instant classic in life-writing, a go-for-broke exemplar of queer feminist imagination, a contribution to crucial, ongoing conversations about whose lives matter, Black Wave is a rollicking triumph." -- Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts, "A Gen-X queer girl''s version of the bohemian counter-canon." -- New York Times "Events, though outlandish, are narrated with total conviction, and powerfully express the intensity both of attaining sobriety and of the writing process." --The New Yorker "Gliding deftly through issues of addiction and recovery, erasure and assimilation, environmental devastation and mass delusion about our own pernicious tendencies, this is a genre- and reality-bending story of quiet triumph for the perennial screw-up and unabashed outsider. A biting, sagacious, and delightfully dark metaliterary novel about finding your way in a world on fire." -- Kirkus (starred review) "It''s this rawness that makes Black Wave so disarming, a rollicking hallucinatory fantasy that''s as sobering as cold air. . . .It''s sentimental and reckless and not quite like anything I''ve read before. An apocalypse novel that makes you feel hopeful about the world: could anything be more timely?" -- The Guardian "In Tea''s skillfully loose, lusty prose, Michelle is both vulnerable and brash, blitzing through lovers and bags of heroin, terrified but also convinced of her own invincibility... [A]n important portrait of the late ''90s." -- Publishers Weekly "A philosophical meditation on the end times, complete with suicides, protests, magical dreams, and Matt Dillon." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "The prose is fucking gorgeous, the characters are hilarious and upsetting and miserable, the world is heart-stopping in its strangeness and bleak crawl to the edge of the cliff, then its tumble over the edge." -- Tor.com "Out of a messy, scabrous delve into the personal, Tea has created something uncomfortably funny and bleakly gorgeous." -- New Statesman "[L]yrical but blunt, capturing her narrator''s duel hopelessness and genuine desire for a life full of love and promise. . . .this book exists in a new kind of literary ecosystem--one that doesn''t need to fit neatly into the structures of an older era." -- BUST "A love letter to literature''s lasting power and the ability of writing to save one''s future. . . . If the world is going to end, then Tea''s way out isn''t so bad." -- SF Chronicle "I was unable put to Black Wave down, suddenly afraid and unsure of what was out there beyond my reading. This bad fairytale-come-true is destabilizing and palpable, and it''s Michelle Tea''s most fearless book. It''s a radically honest, scary, and wonderful place that Michelle has spun. It shook me up." -- Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls "Scary, funny and genre-bending--a mind-blowing meta-poem-- Black Wave is Michelle Tea''s most ambitious, complex, and imaginative work so far. An investigation of addiction''s apocalypse, it''s somehow wonderfully strange, daring, and dirty and yet completely universal and true." -- Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent "Listen up: it''s the end of the world and Michelle Tea is the best writer to be with. She''s got the smarts and the laughs, the sharpness and the love, the grit and the skin and the ink she needs to see us through. I''m sticking with her until there''s nothing left." -- Daniel Handler, author of We Are Pirates "I worship at the altar of this book. Somehow Michelle Tea has managed to write a hilarious, scorching, devastatingly observed novel about addiction, sex, identity, the 90s, apocalypse, and autobiography, while also gifting us with an indispensable meditation on what it means to write about those things--indeed, on what it means to write at all. A keen portrait of a subculture, an instant classic in life-writing, a go-for-broke exemplar of queer feminist imagination, a contribution to crucial, ongoing conversations about whose lives matter, Black Wave is a rollicking triumph." -- Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts, "A Gen-X queer girl's version of the bohemian counter-canon." -- New York Times "Gliding deftly through issues of addiction and recovery, erasure and assimilation, environmental devastation and mass delusion about our own pernicious tendencies, this is a genre- and reality-bending story of quiet triumph for the perennial screw-up and unabashed outsider. A biting, sagacious, and delightfully dark metaliterary novel about finding your way in a world on fire." -- Kirkus (starred review) "In Tea's skillfully loose, lusty prose, Michelle is both vulnerable and brash, blitzing through lovers and bags of heroin, terrified but also convinced of her own invincibility... [A]n important portrait of the late '90s." -- Publishers Weekly "[L]yrical but blunt, capturing her narrator's duel hopelessness and genuine desire for a life full of love and promise. . . .this book exists in a new kind of literary ecosystem--one that doesn't need to fit neatly into the structures of an older era." -- BUST "I was unable put to Black Wave down, suddenly afraid and unsure of what was out there beyond my reading. This bad fairytale-come-true is destabilizing and palpable, and it's Michelle Tea's most fearless book. It's a radically honest, scary, and wonderful place that Michelle has spun. It shook me up." -- Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls "Scary, funny and genre-bending--a mind-blowing meta-poem-- Black Wave is Michelle Tea's most ambitious, complex, and imaginative work so far. An investigation of addiction's apocalypse, it's somehow wonderfully strange, daring, and dirty and yet completely universal and true." -- Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent "Listen up: it's the end of the world and Michelle Tea is the best writer to be with. She's got the smarts and the laughs, the sharpness and the love, the grit and the skin and the ink she needs to see us through. I'm sticking with her until there's nothing left." -- Daniel Handler, author of We Are Pirates "I worship at the altar of this book. Somehow Michelle Tea has managed to write a hilarious, scorching, devastatingly observed novel about addiction, sex, identity, the 90s, apocalypse, and autobiography, while also gifting us with an indispensable meditation on what it means to write about those things--indeed, on what it means to write at all. A keen portrait of a subculture, an instant classic in life-writing, a go-for-broke exemplar of queer feminist imagination, a contribution to crucial, ongoing conversations about whose lives matter, Black Wave is a rollicking triumph." -- Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts, "A Gen-X queer girl's version of the bohemian counter-canon." -- New York Times "Gliding deftly through issues of addiction and recovery, erasure and assimilation, environmental devastation and mass delusion about our own pernicious tendencies, this is a genre- and reality-bending story of quiet triumph for the perennial screw-up and unabashed outsider. A biting, sagacious, and delightfully dark metaliterary novel about finding your way in a world on fire." -- Kirkus (starred review) "In Tea's skillfully loose, lusty prose, Michelle is both vulnerable and brash, blitzing through lovers and bags of heroin, terrified but also convinced of her own invincibility... [A]n important portrait of the late '90s." -- Publishers Weekly "A philosophical meditation on the end times, complete with suicides, protests, magical dreams, and Matt Dillon." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "The prose is fucking gorgeous, the characters are hilarious and upsetting and miserable, the world is heart-stopping in its strangeness and bleak crawl to the edge of the cliff, then its tumble over the edge." -- Tor.com "[L]yrical but blunt, capturing her narrator's duel hopelessness and genuine desire for a life full of love and promise. . . .this book exists in a new kind of literary ecosystem--one that doesn't need to fit neatly into the structures of an older era." -- BUST "A love letter to literature's lasting power and the ability of writing to save one's future. . . . If the world is going to end, then Tea's way out isn't so bad." -- SF Chronicle "I was unable put to Black Wave down, suddenly afraid and unsure of what was out there beyond my reading. This bad fairytale-come-true is destabilizing and palpable, and it's Michelle Tea's most fearless book. It's a radically honest, scary, and wonderful place that Michelle has spun. It shook me up." -- Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls "Scary, funny and genre-bending--a mind-blowing meta-poem-- Black Wave is Michelle Tea's most ambitious, complex, and imaginative work so far. An investigation of addiction's apocalypse, it's somehow wonderfully strange, daring, and dirty and yet completely universal and true." -- Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent "Listen up: it's the end of the world and Michelle Tea is the best writer to be with. She's got the smarts and the laughs, the sharpness and the love, the grit and the skin and the ink she needs to see us through. I'm sticking with her until there's nothing left." -- Daniel Handler, author of We Are Pirates "I worship at the altar of this book. Somehow Michelle Tea has managed to write a hilarious, scorching, devastatingly observed novel about addiction, sex, identity, the 90s, apocalypse, and autobiography, while also gifting us with an indispensable meditation on what it means to write about those things--indeed, on what it means to write at all. A keen portrait of a subculture, an instant classic in life-writing, a go-for-broke exemplar of queer feminist imagination, a contribution to crucial, ongoing conversations about whose lives matter, Black Wave is a rollicking triumph." -- Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts, "A Gen-X queer girl's version of the bohemian counter-canon." --New York Times "Events, though outlandish, are narrated with total conviction, and powerfully express the intensity both of attaining sobriety and of the writing process." --The New Yorker "Gliding deftly through issues of addiction and recovery, erasure and assimilation, environmental devastation and mass delusion about our own pernicious tendencies, this is a genre- and reality-bending story of quiet triumph for the perennial screw-up and unabashed outsider. A biting, sagacious, and delightfully dark metaliterary novel about finding your way in a world on fire." --Kirkus (starred review) "It's this rawness that makes Black Wave so disarming, a rollicking hallucinatory fantasy that's as sobering as cold air. . . .It's sentimental and reckless and not quite like anything I've read before. An apocalypse novel that makes you feel hopeful about the world: could anything be more timely?" --The Guardian "In Tea's skillfully loose, lusty prose, Michelle is both vulnerable and brash, blitzing through lovers and bags of heroin, terrified but also convinced of her own invincibility... [A]n important portrait of the late '90s." --Publishers Weekly "A philosophical meditation on the end times, complete with suicides, protests, magical dreams, and Matt Dillon." --Los Angeles Review of Books "The prose is fucking gorgeous, the characters are hilarious and upsetting and miserable, the world is heart-stopping in its strangeness and bleak crawl to the edge of the cliff, then its tumble over the edge." --Tor.com "Out of a messy, scabrous delve into the personal, Tea has created something uncomfortably funny and bleakly gorgeous." --New Statesman "[L]yrical but blunt, capturing her narrator's duel hopelessness and genuine desire for a life full of love and promise. . . .this book exists in a new kind of literary ecosystem--one that doesn't need to fit neatly into the structures of an older era." --BUST "A love letter to literature's lasting power and the ability of writing to save one's future. . . . If the world is going to end, then Tea's way out isn't so bad." --SF Chronicle "I was unable put to Black Wave down, suddenly afraid and unsure of what was out there beyond my reading. This bad fairytale-come-true is destabilizing and palpable, and it's Michelle Tea's most fearless book. It's a radically honest, scary, and wonderful place that Michelle has spun. It shook me up." --Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls "Scary, funny and genre-bending--a mind-blowing meta-poem--Black Wave is Michelle Tea's most ambitious, complex, and imaginative work so far. An investigation of addiction's apocalypse, it's somehow wonderfully strange, daring, and dirty and yet completely universal and true." --Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent "Listen up: it's the end of the world and Michelle Tea is the best writer to be with. She's got the smarts and the laughs, the sharpness and the love, the grit and the skin and the ink she needs to see us through. I'm sticking with her until there's nothing left." --Daniel Handler, author of We Are Pirates "I worship at the altar of this book. Somehow Michelle Tea has managed to write a hilarious, scorching, devastatingly observed novel about addiction, sex, identity, the 90s, apocalypse, and autobiography, while also gifting us with an indispensable meditation on what it means to write about those things--indeed, on what it means to write at all. A keen portrait of a subculture, an instant classic in life-writing, a go-for-broke exemplar of queer feminist imagination, a contribution to crucial, ongoing conversations about whose lives matter, Black Wave is a rollicking triumph." --Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts, "Gliding deftly through issues of addiction and recovery, erasure and assimilation, environmental devastation and mass delusion about our own pernicious tendencies, this is a genre- and reality-bending story of quiet triumph for the perennial screw-up and unabashed outsider. A biting, sagacious, and delightfully dark metaliterary novel about finding your way in a world on fire." -- Kirkus (starred review) "In Tea's skillfully loose, lusty prose, Michelle is both vulnerable and brash, blitzing through lovers and bags of heroin, terrified but also convinced of her own invincibility... [A]n important portrait of the late '90s." -- Publishers Weekly "[L]yrical but blunt, capturing her narrator's duel hopelessness and genuine desire for a life full of love and promise. . . .this book exists in a new kind of literary ecosystem--one that doesn't need to fit neatly into the structures of an older era." -- BUST "I was unable put to Black Wave down, suddenly afraid and unsure of what was out there beyond my reading. This bad fairytale-come-true is destabilizing and palpable, and it's Michelle Tea's most fearless book. It's a radically honest, scary, and wonderful place that Michelle has spun. It shook me up." -- Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls "Scary, funny and genre-bending--a mind-blowing meta-poem-- Black Wave is Michelle Tea's most ambitious, complex, and imaginative work so far. An investigation of addiction's apocalypse, it's somehow wonderfully strange, daring, and dirty and yet completely universal and true." -- Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent "Listen up: it's the end of the world and Michelle Tea is the best writer to be with. She's got the smarts and the laughs, the sharpness and the love, the grit and the skin and the ink she needs to see us through. I'm sticking with her until there's nothing left." -- Daniel Handler, author of We Are Pirates "I worship at the altar of this book. Somehow Michelle Tea has managed to write a hilarious, scorching, devastatingly observed novel about addiction, sex, identity, the 90s, apocalypse, and autobiography, while also gifting us with an indispensable meditation on what it means to write about those things--indeed, on what it means to write at all. A keen portrait of a subculture, an instant classic in life-writing, a go-for-broke exemplar of queer feminist imagination, a contribution to crucial, ongoing conversations about whose lives matter, Black Wave is a rollicking triumph." -- Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts, "A Gen-X queer girl''s version of the bohemian counter-canon." -- New York Times "Events, though outlandish, are narrated with total conviction, and powerfully express the intensity both of attaining sobriety and of the writing process." --The New Yorker "Gliding deftly through issues of addiction and recovery, erasure and assimilation, environmental devastation and mass delusion about our own pernicious tendencies, this is a genre- and reality-bending story of quiet triumph for the perennial screw-up and unabashed outsider. A biting, sagacious, and delightfully dark metaliterary novel about finding your way in a world on fire." -- Kirkus (starred review) "It's this rawness that makes Black Wave so disarming, a rollicking hallucinatory fantasy that's as sobering as cold air. . . .It's sentimental and reckless and not quite like anything I've read before. An apocalypse novel that makes you feel hopeful about the world: could anything be more timely?" -- The Guardian "In Tea''s skillfully loose, lusty prose, Michelle is both vulnerable and brash, blitzing through lovers and bags of heroin, terrified but also convinced of her own invincibility... [A]n important portrait of the late ''90s." -- Publishers Weekly "A philosophical meditation on the end times, complete with suicides, protests, magical dreams, and Matt Dillon." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "The prose is fucking gorgeous, the characters are hilarious and upsetting and miserable, the world is heart-stopping in its strangeness and bleak crawl to the edge of the cliff, then its tumble over the edge." -- Tor.com "Out of a messy, scabrous delve into the personal, Tea has created something uncomfortably funny and bleakly gorgeous." -- New Statesman "[L]yrical but blunt, capturing her narrator''s duel hopelessness and genuine desire for a life full of love and promise. . . .this book exists in a new kind of literary ecosystem--one that doesn''t need to fit neatly into the structures of an older era." -- BUST "A love letter to literature's lasting power and the ability of writing to save one's future. . . . If the world is going to end, then Tea's way out isn't so bad." -- SF Chronicle "I was unable put to Black Wave down, suddenly afraid and unsure of what was out there beyond my reading. This bad fairytale-come-true is destabilizing and palpable, and it's Michelle Tea's most fearless book. It's a radically honest, scary, and wonderful place that Michelle has spun. It shook me up." -- Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls "Scary, funny and genre-bending--a mind-blowing meta-poem-- Black Wave is Michelle Tea''s most ambitious, complex, and imaginative work so far. An investigation of addiction''s apocalypse, it''s somehow wonderfully strange, daring, and dirty and yet completely universal and true." -- Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent "Listen up: it's the end of the world and Michelle Tea is the best writer to be with. She's got the smarts and the laughs, the sharpness and the love, the grit and the skin and the ink she needs to see us through. I'm sticking with her until there's nothing left." -- Daniel Handler, author of We Are Pirates "I worship at the altar of this book. Somehow Michelle Tea has managed to write a hilarious, scorching, devastatingly observed novel about addiction, sex, identity, the 90s, apocalypse, and autobiography, while also gifting us with an indispensable meditation on what it means to write about those things--indeed, on what it means to write at all. A keen portrait of a subculture, an instant classic in life-writing, a go-for-broke exemplar of queer feminist imagination, a contribution to crucial, ongoing conversations about whose lives matter, Black Wave is a rollicking triumph." -- Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts, "A dreamy apocalypse novel, and a fine exploration of how fiction and nonfiction live side by side." --Lambda Literary, "A Gen-X queer girl''s version of the bohemian counter-canon." --New York Times "Events, though outlandish, are narrated with total conviction, and powerfully express the intensity both of attaining sobriety and of the writing process." --The New Yorker "Gliding deftly through issues of addiction and recovery, erasure and assimilation, environmental devastation and mass delusion about our own pernicious tendencies, this is a genre- and reality-bending story of quiet triumph for the perennial screw-up and unabashed outsider. A biting, sagacious, and delightfully dark metaliterary novel about finding your way in a world on fire." --Kirkus (starred review) "In Tea''s skillfully loose, lusty prose, Michelle is both vulnerable and brash, blitzing through lovers and bags of heroin, terrified but also convinced of her own invincibility... [A]n important portrait of the late ''90s." --Publishers Weekly "It''s this rawness that makes Black Wave so disarming, a rollicking hallucinatory fantasy that''s as sobering as cold air. . . .It''s sentimental and reckless and not quite like anything I''ve read before. An apocalypse novel that makes you feel hopeful about the world: could anything be more timely?" --The Guardian "A philosophical meditation on the end times, complete with suicides, protests, magical dreams, and Matt Dillon." --Los Angeles Review of Books "The prose is fucking gorgeous, the characters are hilarious and upsetting and miserable, the world is heart-stopping in its strangeness and bleak crawl to the edge of the cliff, then its tumble over the edge." --Tor.com "Out of a messy, scabrous delve into the personal, Tea has created something uncomfortably funny and bleakly gorgeous." --New Statesman "[L]yrical but blunt, capturing her narrator''s duel hopelessness and genuine desire for a life full of love and promise. . . .this book exists in a new kind of literary ecosystem--one that doesn''t need to fit neatly into the structures of an older era." --BUST "A love letter to literature''s lasting power and the ability of writing to save one''s future. . . . If the world is going to end, then Tea''s way out isn''t so bad." --SF Chronicle "Messy, poignant, funny, sad, visionary--Black Wave is pretty much everything." --The Millions "I was unable put to Black Wave down, suddenly afraid and unsure of what was out there beyond my reading. This bad fairytale-come-true is destabilizing and palpable, and it''s Michelle Tea''s most fearless book. It''s a radically honest, scary, and wonderful place that Michelle has spun. It shook me up." --Eileen Myles, author of Chelsea Girls "Scary, funny and genre-bending--a mind-blowing meta-poem--Black Wave is Michelle Tea''s most ambitious, complex, and imaginative work so far. An investigation of addiction''s apocalypse, it''s somehow wonderfully strange, daring, and dirty and yet completely universal and true." --Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent "Listen up: it''s the end of the world and Michelle Tea is the best writer to be with. She''s got the smarts and the laughs, the sharpness and the love, the grit and the skin and the ink she needs to see us through. I''m sticking with her until there''s nothing left." --Daniel Handler, author of We Are Pirates "I worship at the altar of this book. Somehow Michelle Tea has managed to write a hilarious, scorching, devastatingly observed novel about addiction, sex, identity, the 90s, apocalypse, and autobiography, while also gifting us with an indispensable meditation on what it means to write about those things--indeed, on what it means to write at all. A keen portrait of a subculture, an instant classic in life-writing, a go-for-broke exemplar of queer feminist imagination, a contribution to crucial, ongoing conversations about whose lives matter, Black Wave is a rollicking triumph." --Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts
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Ps3570.E15
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2016
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GU14 0GT, Royaume-Uni
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Afrique du Sud, Albanie, Algérie, Amériques, Andorre, Angola, Anguilla, Antigua-et-Barbuda, Antilles néerlandaises, Arabie saoudite, Argentine, Arménie, Aruba, Asie, Azerbaïdjan, Bahamas, Bahreïn, Bangladesh, Barbade, Belgique, Bermudes, Bhoutan, Bolivie, Bosnie-Herzégovine, Botswana, Brunéi Darussalam, Brésil, Bulgarie, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Bélize, Bénin, Cambodge, Cameroun, Chili, Chine, Chypre, Colombie, Comores, Corée du Sud, Costa Rica, Côte d'Ivoire, Danemark, Djibouti, Dominique, Estonie, Europe, Fidji, Finlande, Gabon, République du, Gambie, Ghana, Gibraltar, Grenade, Groenland, Grèce, Guadeloupe, Guam, Guatemala, Guernesey, Guinée, Guinée équatoriale, Guinée-Bissau, Guyana, Guyane française, Géorgie, Haïti, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hongrie, Inde, Indonésie, Irak, Islande, Israël, Jamaïque, Japon, Jersey, Jordanie, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kirghizistan, Kiribati, Koweït, Laos, Lesotho, Lettonie, Liban, Libéria, Liechtenstein, Lituanie, Luxembourg, Macao, Macédoine, Madagascar, Malaisie, Malawi, Maldives, Mali, Malte, Maroc, Martinique, Mauritanie, Mayotte, Mexique, Micronésie, Moldavie, Monaco, Mongolie, Montserrat, Monténégro, Mozambique, Namibie, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Nioué, Norvège, Nouvelle-Calédonie, Nouvelle-Zélande, Népal, Oman, Ouganda, Ouzbékistan, Pakistan, Palau, Panama, Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, Paraguay, Philippines, Pologne, Polynésie française, Porto Rico, Portugal, Pérou, Qatar, Roumanie, Rwanda, République centrafricaine, République de Croatie, République dominicaine, République du Congo, République démocratique du Congo, République tchèque, Réunion, Sahara occidental, Saint-Kitts-et-Nevis, Saint-Marin, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, Saint-Vincent-et-les Grenadines, Sainte-Hélène, Sainte-Lucie, Salvador, Samoa, Samoa américaines, Serbie, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapour, Slovaque, Slovénie, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Suède, Svalbard et Jan Mayen, Swaziland, Sénégal, Tadjikistan, Tanzanie, Taïwan, Tchad, Thaïlande, Togo, Tonga, Trinité-et-Tobago, Tunisie, Turkménistan, Turquie, Tuvalu, Uruguay, Vanuatu, Venezuela, Vietnam, Wallis-et-Futuna, Zambie, Zimbabwe, Égypte, Émirats arabes unis, Équateur, Érythrée, État de la Cité du Vatican, Éthiopie, Île Maurice, Îles Caïmans, Îles Cook, Îles Malouines (îles Falkland), Îles Marshall, Îles Salomon, Îles Turks et Caicos, Îles Vierges (États-Unis), Îles Vierges britanniques, Îles du Cap-Vert
Lieux exclus :
Afghanistan, Allemagne, Australie, Autriche, Biélorussie, Espagne, France, Irlande, Italie, Libye, Nauru, Pays-Bas, Royaume-Uni, Russie, Somalie, Suisse, Ukraine, Yémen, États-Unis
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a***- (11)- Évaluation laissée par l'acheteur.
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Great blu ray at a better price than Amazon Canada were offering. Prompt shipping. Would buy from this seller again.
l***f (166)- Évaluation laissée par l'acheteur.
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Perfect transaction as usual now, one of the best eBay seller there is.
6***l (1434)- Évaluation laissée par l'acheteur.
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Great