Poklidné a tiché místo
Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9788025704547
Publish date: 2011
Publisher: Argo, Triton
Pages no: 216
Edition language: Czech
Category:
Fantasy,
Science Fiction Fantasy,
Classics,
Paranormal,
Urban Fantasy,
Literature,
Romance,
Horror,
Ghost Stories,
Death,
Supernatural,
Ghosts
2.5 stars. Ok story about a man who's lived in a graveyard in the Bronx for the past 20 years, keeping newly arrived ghosts company and eating food brought to him by a talking raven. It was also a story about the lies we tell ourselves and how hard it can be to face the truth. I felt it suffered fro...
There are no happy endings, because nothing ever ends. That (admittedly paraphrased) quote pretty much encapsulates the book, which is sometimes sweetly cynical, and always bittersweetly romantic. Prose that is poetic, with its beautiful and sometimes stark similes and metaphors, without being flori...
2 1/2 starsIt's impressive that Peter Beagle wrote his first novel at the age of nineteen. I'm sorry to say the story doesn't add up to much. He would have done well to indulge more in whimsy and skip the philosophical ramblings. I've read his sweet novel, The Last Unicorn, as well as his picaresq...
A book that made me like Beagle even more than before. It tells a story about living and loving among the dead. Michael, a ghost who insisted on hanging to life. Rebeck, a living man who felt more at home with the dead. Laura, trying to find love after death. Mrs. Klapper, living her life still in t...
A love story between two ghosts observed by a homeless man who lives in a cemetery. A very goth novel.
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