And Sons: A Novel
David Gilbert
เบ.เบฅ. 2013 ยท Penguin Random House Audio ยท เบเบฑเบเบเบฒเบเปเบเบ George Newbern
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The Washington Post โข The New Yorker โข Esquire โข The Austin Chronicle โข Kansas City Star โข The Guardian (UK) โข BookPage โข Flavorwire โข Bookish
โ[A] big, brilliant novel.โโThe New York Times Book Review
Who is A. N. Dyer? & Sons is a literary masterwork for readers of The Art of Fielding, The Emperorโs Children, and Wonder Boysโthe panoramic, deeply affecting story of an iconic novelist, two interconnected families, and the heartbreaking truths that fiction can hide.
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The funeral of Charles Henry Topping on Manhattanโs Upper East Side would have been a minor affair (his two-hundred-word obit in The New York Times notwithstanding) but for the presence of one particular mourner: the notoriously reclusive author A. N. Dyer, whose novel Ampersand stands as a classic of American teenage angst. But as Andrew Newbold Dyer delivers the eulogy for his oldest friend, he suffers a breakdown over the life heโs led and the people heโs hurt and the novel that will forever endure as his legacy. He must gather his three sons for the first time in many yearsโbefore itโs too late.
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So begins a wild, transformative, heartbreaking week, as witnessed by Philip Topping, who, like his late father, finds himself caught up in the swirl of the Dyer family. First thereโs son Richard, a struggling screenwriter and father, returning from self-imposed exile in California. In the middle lingers Jamie, settled in Brooklyn after his twenty-year mission of making documentaries about human suffering. And last is Andy, the half brother whose mysterious birth tore the Dyers apart seventeen years ago, now in New York on spring break, determined to lose his virginity before returning to the prestigious New England boarding school that inspired Ampersand. But only when the real purpose of this reunion comes to light do these sons realize just how much is at stake, not only for their father but for themselves and three generations of their family.
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In this daring feat of fiction, David Gilbert establishes himself as one of our most original, entertaining, and insightful authors. & Sons is that rarest of treasures: a startlingly imaginative novel about families and how they define us, and the choices we make when faced with our own mortality.
NATIONAL BESTSELLER โขย A NEW YORK TIMES EDITORSโ CHOICE
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โBig, brilliant, and terrifically funny.โโJess Walter, author ofย Beautiful Ruins
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โExtraordinary.โโTime
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โSmart and savage . . . Seductive and ripe with both comedy and heartbreak, [& Sons] made me reconsider my stance on . . . the term โinstant classic.โโโNPR
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โA big, ambitious book about fathers and sons, Oedipal envy and sibling rivalry, and the dynamics between art and life . . . [& Sons] does a wonderful job of conjuring up its charactersโ memories . . . in layered, almost Proustian detail.โโMichiko Kakutani, The New York Times
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โ[A] smart, engrossing saga . . . Perfect for fans of Jonathan Franzen or Claire Messud.โโEntertainment Weekly
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โThis great big novel is . . . infused with warmth and wisdom about what it means to be a family.โโThe Boston Globe
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โAudacious . . . [one of the yearโs] most dazzlingly smart, fully realized works of fiction.โโThe Washington Post
The Washington Post โข The New Yorker โข Esquire โข The Austin Chronicle โข Kansas City Star โข The Guardian (UK) โข BookPage โข Flavorwire โข Bookish
โ[A] big, brilliant novel.โโThe New York Times Book Review
Who is A. N. Dyer? & Sons is a literary masterwork for readers of The Art of Fielding, The Emperorโs Children, and Wonder Boysโthe panoramic, deeply affecting story of an iconic novelist, two interconnected families, and the heartbreaking truths that fiction can hide.
ย
The funeral of Charles Henry Topping on Manhattanโs Upper East Side would have been a minor affair (his two-hundred-word obit in The New York Times notwithstanding) but for the presence of one particular mourner: the notoriously reclusive author A. N. Dyer, whose novel Ampersand stands as a classic of American teenage angst. But as Andrew Newbold Dyer delivers the eulogy for his oldest friend, he suffers a breakdown over the life heโs led and the people heโs hurt and the novel that will forever endure as his legacy. He must gather his three sons for the first time in many yearsโbefore itโs too late.
ย
So begins a wild, transformative, heartbreaking week, as witnessed by Philip Topping, who, like his late father, finds himself caught up in the swirl of the Dyer family. First thereโs son Richard, a struggling screenwriter and father, returning from self-imposed exile in California. In the middle lingers Jamie, settled in Brooklyn after his twenty-year mission of making documentaries about human suffering. And last is Andy, the half brother whose mysterious birth tore the Dyers apart seventeen years ago, now in New York on spring break, determined to lose his virginity before returning to the prestigious New England boarding school that inspired Ampersand. But only when the real purpose of this reunion comes to light do these sons realize just how much is at stake, not only for their father but for themselves and three generations of their family.
ย
In this daring feat of fiction, David Gilbert establishes himself as one of our most original, entertaining, and insightful authors. & Sons is that rarest of treasures: a startlingly imaginative novel about families and how they define us, and the choices we make when faced with our own mortality.
NATIONAL BESTSELLER โขย A NEW YORK TIMES EDITORSโ CHOICE
ย ย
โBig, brilliant, and terrifically funny.โโJess Walter, author ofย Beautiful Ruins
ย
โExtraordinary.โโTime
ย
โSmart and savage . . . Seductive and ripe with both comedy and heartbreak, [& Sons] made me reconsider my stance on . . . the term โinstant classic.โโโNPR
ย
โA big, ambitious book about fathers and sons, Oedipal envy and sibling rivalry, and the dynamics between art and life . . . [& Sons] does a wonderful job of conjuring up its charactersโ memories . . . in layered, almost Proustian detail.โโMichiko Kakutani, The New York Times
ย
โ[A] smart, engrossing saga . . . Perfect for fans of Jonathan Franzen or Claire Messud.โโEntertainment Weekly
ย
โThis great big novel is . . . infused with warmth and wisdom about what it means to be a family.โโThe Boston Globe
ย
โAudacious . . . [one of the yearโs] most dazzlingly smart, fully realized works of fiction.โโThe Washington Post
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David Gilbert is the author of the story collection Remote Feed and the novel The Normals. His stories have appeared in The New Yorker, Harperโs, GQ, and Bomb. He lives in New York with his wife and three children.
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