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Book Title
Italian Fever : a Novel
Publication Name
Italian Fever
Title
Italian Fever
Subtitle
A Novel
Author
Valerie Martin
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
0375705228
EAN
9780375705229
ISBN
9780375705229
Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Genre
Fiction
Release Date
09/05/2000
Release Year
2000
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
203mm
Item Length
132mm
Item Width
17mm
Item Weight
249g
Book Series
Vintage Contemporaries
Publication Year
2000
Topic
Romance / Contemporary, Literary, Mystery & Detective / Women Sleuths

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Part romance, part gothic suspense story, this is thecompelling tale of an American woman's awakening as she tumbles headlong into a mystery, art, and eros-from thebestselling, award-winning author of Property.. "Spellbinding ... A virtuoso ... Martin's competence has kindled into brilliance."- The New York Times Book Review Lucy leads a quiet, solitary life working for a best-selling (but remarkably untalented) writer. When he dies at his villa in Tuscany, Lucy flies to Tuscany to settle his affairs. What begins as a grim chore soon threatens Stark's Emersonian self-reliance--and her very sense of what is real. The villa harbors secrets- a missing manuscript, neighbors whose Byzantine arrogance veils their dark past, a phantom whose nocturnal visits tear a gaping hole in Lucy's well-honed skepticism. And to complicate matters- Massimo, a married man whose tender attentions render Lucy breathless. Smart, sophisticated, achingly beautiful, Italian Fever is one of the most original and compelling novels of the year.

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Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0375705228
ISBN-13
9780375705229
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1667623

Product Key Features

Book Title
Italian Fever : a Novel
Author
Valerie Martin
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Romance / Contemporary, Literary, Mystery & Detective / Women Sleuths
Publication Year
2000
Genre
Fiction

Dimensions

Item Length
8in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
5.3in
Item Weight
8.5 Oz

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Reviews
"Spellbinding. . . . A virtuoso. . . . Martin's competence has kindled into brilliance." --The New York Times Book Review "Entertainment apart . . . Martin has written a novel of ideas." --The New York Times "Acutely observed. . .charmingly old-fashioned."  --Los Angeles Times "Filled with suspense and surprise in the telling."  --The Boston Globe, "Martin captures what it's like to be an American woman it Italy. Forget those myths of romance and mystery. What Lucy finds far more valuable are friendship and the discovery of artistic treasures and Italian cuisine." -- USA Today " Italian Fever slyly dismantles its own satire and casts a long mysterious shadow over everything that has come before." -- The New Yorker "Martin's ... gifts are evident in her strong delineation of a not-as-sensible-as-she-seems heroine and a poignant portrait of a mediocre...novelist whose final manuscript stumbles into something approximating art." -- Elle "Taut, honed and surprising." --Frances Mayes, author of Under the Tuscan Sun "A rich literary stew." -- The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Martin goes head-to-head with some big names (Henry James, E.M. Forster) and comes up aces.... A heart-stopping, expert, and entirely contemporary novel." --Ann Arensberg, author of Incubus "An absolute joy to read...a wise, intelligent novel." --Amanda Craig, author of Love in Idleness "Sophisticated...elegant, honest, devilishly witty." - Hartford Courant " Italian Fever is a spectacular book-skillfully designed, wildly imaginative, with a startling mix of a playful, romantic, and nightmarish confrontations." --Joanna Scott, author of Manikin "Intriguing...both literal and metaphorical." -- The Orlando Sentinel "Graceful and gently amusing." -- Salon " Italian Fever is a pleasure that sticks to and tickles the ribs." --Katherine Dunn, author of Geek Love "Captivating.... In this smart, taut tale, Valerie Martin has captured the spirit of a place, merged it into a seamless narrative, and reminded us of the power of art to alter our lives. A beautifully written, compelling novel." --Mary Morris, author of Nothing to Declare "Spellbinding.... A virtuoso.... Martin's competence has kindled into brilliance." -- The New York Times Book Review "Entertainment apart ... Martin has written a novel of ideas." -- The New York Times "Acutely observed ... charmingly old-fashioned." -- Los Angeles Times "Filled with suspense and surprise in the telling." -- The Boston Globe, "Martin captures what it's like to be an American woman it Italy. Forget those myths of romance and mystery. What Lucy finds far more valuable are friendship and the discovery of artistic treasures and Italian cuisine." - USA Today " Italian Fever slyly dismantles its own satire and casts a long mysterious shadow over everything that has come before." - The New Yorker "Martin's… gifts are evident in her strong delineation of a not-as-sensible-as-she-seems heroine and a poignant portrait of a mediocre…novelist whose final manuscript stumbles into something approximating art." - Elle "Taut, honed and surprising." -Frances Mayes, author of Under the Tuscan Sun "A rich literary stew." - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Martin goes head-to-head with some big names (Henry James, E.M. Forster) and comes up aces…. A heart-stopping, expert, and entirely contemporary novel." -Ann Arensberg, author of Incubus "An absolute joy to read…a wise, intelligent novel." -Amanda Craig, author of Love in Idleness "Sophisticated…elegant, honest, devilishly witty." Hartford Courant " Italian Fever is a spectacular book-skillfully designed, wildly imaginative, with a startling mix of a playful, romantic, and nightmarish confrontations." -Joanna Scott, author of Manikin "Intriguing…both literal and metaphorical." - The Orlando Sentinel "Graceful and gently amusing." - Salon " Italian Fever is a pleasure that sticks to and tickles the ribs." -Katherine Dunn, author of Geek Love "Captivating…. In this smart, taut tale, Valerie Martin has captured the spirit of a place, merged it into a seamless narrative, and reminded us of the power of art to alter our lives. A beautifully written, compelling novel." -Mary Morris, author of Nothing to Declare "Spellbinding. . . . A virtuoso. . . . Martin's competence has kindled into brilliance." - The New York Times Book Review "Entertainment apart . . . Martin has written a novel of ideas." - The New York Times "Acutely observed… charmingly old-fashioned." - Los Angeles Times "Filled with suspense and surprise in the telling." - The Boston Globe, "Martin captures what it's like to be an American woman it Italy. Forget those myths of romance and mystery. What Lucy finds far more valuable are friendship and the discovery of artistic treasures and Italian cuisine." -- USA Today " Italian Fever slyly dismantles its own satire and casts a long mysterious shadow over everything that has come before." -- The New Yorker "Martin's... gifts are evident in her strong delineation of a not-as-sensible-as-she-seems heroine and a poignant portrait of a mediocre...novelist whose final manuscript stumbles into something approximating art." -- Elle "Taut, honed and surprising." --Frances Mayes, author of Under the Tuscan Sun "A rich literary stew." -- The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Martin goes head-to-head with some big names (Henry James, E.M. Forster) and comes up aces.... A heart-stopping, expert, and entirely contemporary novel." --Ann Arensberg, author of Incubus "An absolute joy to read...a wise, intelligent novel." --Amanda Craig, author of Love in Idleness "Sophisticated...elegant, honest, devilishly witty." - Hartford Courant " Italian Fever is a spectacular book-skillfully designed, wildly imaginative, with a startling mix of a playful, romantic, and nightmarish confrontations." --Joanna Scott, author of Manikin "Intriguing...both literal and metaphorical." -- The Orlando Sentinel "Graceful and gently amusing." -- Salon " Italian Fever is a pleasure that sticks to and tickles the ribs." --Katherine Dunn, author of Geek Love "Captivating.... In this smart, taut tale, Valerie Martin has captured the spirit of a place, merged it into a seamless narrative, and reminded us of the power of art to alter our lives. A beautifully written, compelling novel." --Mary Morris, author of Nothing to Declare "Spellbinding. . . . A virtuoso. . . . Martin's competence has kindled into brilliance." -- The New York Times Book Review "Entertainment apart . . . Martin has written a novel of ideas." -- The New York Times "Acutely observed... charmingly old-fashioned." -- Los Angeles Times "Filled with suspense and surprise in the telling." -- The Boston Globe, "Martin captures what it's like to be an American woman it Italy. Forget those myths of romance and mystery. What Lucy finds far more valuable are friendship and the discovery of artistic treasures and Italian cuisine." -USA Today "Italian Feverslyly dismantles its own satire and casts a long mysterious shadow over everything that has come before." -The New Yorker "Martin's… gifts are evident in her strong delineation of a not-as-sensible-as-she-seems heroine and a poignant portrait of a mediocre…novelist whose final manuscript stumbles into something approximating art." -Elle "Taut, honed and surprising." -Frances Mayes, author ofUnder the Tuscan Sun "A rich literary stew." -The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Martin goes head-to-head with some big names (Henry James, E.M. Forster) and comes up aces…. A heart-stopping, expert, and entirely contemporary novel." -Ann Arensberg, author ofIncubus "An absolute joy to read…a wise, intelligent novel." -Amanda Craig, author ofLove in Idleness "Sophisticated…elegant, honest, devilishly witty." Hartford Courant "Italian Feveris a spectacular book-skillfully designed, wildly imaginative, with a startling mix of a playful, romantic, and nightmarish confrontations." -Joanna Scott, author ofManikin "Intriguing…both literal and metaphorical." -The Orlando Sentinel "Graceful and gently amusing." -Salon "Italian Feveris a pleasure that sticks to and tickles the ribs." -Katherine Dunn, author ofGeek Love "Captivating…. In this smart, taut tale, Valerie Martin has captured the spirit of a place, merged it into a seamless narrative, and reminded us of the power of art to alter our lives. A beautifully written, compelling novel." -Mary Morris, author ofNothing to Declare "Spellbinding. . . . A virtuoso. . . . Martin's competence has kindled into brilliance." -The New York Times Book Review "Entertainment apart . . . Martin has written a novel of ideas." -The New York Times "Acutely observed… charmingly old-fashioned." -Los Angeles Times "Filled with suspense and surprise in the telling." -The Boston Globe
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
98-031824
Dewey Decimal
813.5/4
Series
Vintage Contemporaries Ser.
Dewey Edition
22
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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