Coetzee, J.M.
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The Pole
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a short but stirring literary novel about art and desire. Recommended for fans of Anne Enright and Rachel Cusk.
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Late Essays: 2006–2017
Coetzee is unparalleled in his ability to penetrate the philosophical and psychological mysteries in a work of art. This will appeal to scholars and readers of serious fiction. [See Prepub Alert, 7/17/17.]
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The Schooldays of Jesus
Only those who enjoy philosophical conundrums will want to take a look. [See Prepub Alert, 8/26/16.]
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The Childhood of Jesus
Published in the UK in March to mixed reviews, Nobel Prize laureate and Booker Prize winner Coetzee's latest novel will be highly anticipated in the States. The dystopian themes may attract new readers, and students will have much to discuss, but fans of his more potent novels (e.g., Disgrace) may find this effort disappointingly flat. [See Prepub Alert, 3/18/13.]
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