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"Flashback, Eclipse stands out from other studies of postwar Italian art in its attention to disarticulation and disruption in the smooth flow of time, precisely as suggested by the two title terms and the author’s rather brilliantly idiosyncratic choice to focus on Pistoletto’s mirrors."---Karen Pinkus, Italian Culture

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Praise for Evening Is the Whole Day

“An impressive debut. The language bursts with energy, and Samarasan has a sure hand juggling so many distinct characters.”— Publishers Weekly

“A strong, spirit-spiked story about caste and unfairness, as furious, controlled, cool and urgent as Aravind Adiga’s White Tiger and an introduction to a writer whose talent with narrative structure combines elegance and potency.”— ALI SMITH

“This is a claustrophobic novel of one family’s emotional failure. Samarasan’s inventive prose is stunning.”— The Guardian

“Extraordinarily incisive, Samarasan provocatively links the sorrows of one distraught family to Malaysia’s bloody conflicts in a surpassingly wise and beautiful debut novel about the tragic consequences of the inability to love.”— Booklist

“Preeta Samarasan’s passionate, striking book, stunned with light and heat, is full of the memory of enchantment and the enchantment of memory. Samarasan cultivates with brilliance the taut battle between the public and familial being, and the hidden and fragile inner self, trapped in a world of myth and mystery.”— SUSANNA MOORE, author of The Big Girls

“A wonderfully engaging novel, poignant yet comical, about the contradictions and hazards inherent in a modern, postcolonial world.”— M. G. VASSANJI, author of The In-Between World of Vikram Lall

“Rich, quirky, and colorful. Evening Is the Whole Day captures not just the sense of a family struggling to deal with its past, but the crazy uncertainty of a country coming to terms with itself.”—TASH AW, author of The Harmony Silk Factory

“Samarasan captures beautifully the conflict both within the family and the country during the early years of Malaysia’s independence. Vibrant, descriptive, and peppered with colourful Indian-Malaysian dialogue, this is an epic that’s informative without being wordy, and engrossing but not frivolous.”— FRANCESCA SEGAL, The Observer

“You won’t find India’s heat and dust here; you will sense the moist warmth of South-East Asia. Samarasan represents the quiet emergence of new Malaysian writing in books such as Rani Manicka’s The Rice Mother and Touching Earth, Tash Aw’s The Harmony Silk Factory, and Tan Twan Eng’s Booker-longlisted The Gift of Rain last year. These writers have significantly broadened our understanding of the region.”— SALIL TRIPATHI, The Independent

“A richly complex debut, weaving the troubled Malaysia of the 1980s with a dark, delicious Dickensian family drama.”— 
Waterstones Books Quarterly

“A magical, exuberant tragic-comic vision of post-colonial Malaysia reminiscent of Rushdie and Roy. In prose of acrobatic grace, Samarasan conjures a vibrant portrait, by turns intimate and sweeping, of characters and a country coming of age. The debut of a significant, and thrilling new talent.”— PETER HO DAVIES, author of The Welsh Girl

“An accomplished and magical debut.”— New Books Magazine

“Preeta Samarasan details the colourful and secretive lives of the Rajeskhrans, a wealthy Indian immigrant family. She keeps us guessing as the secrets that led to the family’s relocation are slowly revealed.”— Image Magazine

Tale of the Dreamer's Son

It happens only very seldom that a volume of essays becomes a standard work of reference; but that, it is safe to predict, will become the fate of this collection.

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It's a lively reminder of how the call of the wild can stir one's soul.

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»Basts Roman „Miss Bly und die Wette gegen Jules Verne“ ist im besten Sinne Lesefutter, das mit realen und fiktionalen Elementen spielt.«

Roman - Inspiriert von der abenteuerlichen Reise der Journalistin Nellie Bly – der mutigsten Reporterin des 19. Jahrhunderts! - - -

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»Je mehr ... ihre Perspektive an Raum gewinnt, umso interessanter werden die Notizen und umso mehr nimmt man Anteil an der knapp vierzigjährigen Frau.«Tilman Spreckelsen, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 26.11.2011

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