Here in Berlin - García, Cristina
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1. Exciting and inviting cover refresh for paperback edition 2. For fans of David Benioff's City of Thieves 3. As author Cristina Garcia says, "To live in Berlin is to live among its ghosts. I set out to capture the city's fascinating incongruities." A wonderful and truly literary new novel 4. A portrait of a city through multiple snapshots, a mosaic of contemporary Berlin and its legacies, a meditation on voice and mystery 5. Author is a National Book Award finalist, Guggenheim Fellowship-winner, and Whiting Writers' Award-winner 6. Garcia, a Cuban-American writer, can and will be a literary…mehr

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1. Exciting and inviting cover refresh for paperback edition 2. For fans of David Benioff's City of Thieves 3. As author Cristina Garcia says, "To live in Berlin is to live among its ghosts. I set out to capture the city's fascinating incongruities." A wonderful and truly literary new novel 4. A portrait of a city through multiple snapshots, a mosaic of contemporary Berlin and its legacies, a meditation on voice and mystery 5. Author is a National Book Award finalist, Guggenheim Fellowship-winner, and Whiting Writers' Award-winner 6. Garcia, a Cuban-American writer, can and will be a literary voice to consult in the ongoing renewed interest in Cuba after the reopening of diplomatic relations 7. The New York Times named Cristina Garcia's Dreaming in Cuban one of "25 Great Books by Refugees" 8. Berlin is a perennial favorite city of world travelers', and this novel is the perfect gift for those fond of and familiar with its streets, and for those about to venture into its complicated histories for the first time
Autorenporträt
CRISTINA GARCÍA the author of seven novels, including: Dreaming in Cuban-a finalist for the National Book Award-The Agüero Sisters, Monkey Hunting, A Handbook to Luck, The Lady Matador's Hotel, and King of Cuba. Her work has been translated into fourteen languages. García has edited anthologies, written children's books, published poetry, and taught at universities nationwide. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.