Printz - D'Agincourt, Maryann
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Who is Jacob Printz? Is he detached and cynical or warm and melancholic? In Maryann D'Agincourt's striking novel, readers come to know Jacob through the eyes of Greta Hatler as the two travelers, separated by age and background, meet unexpectedly in the midst of their own personal sorrows in Paris. Impressions of Jacob rise to the surface through haunting memories of his younger sister, Catherine. As in much of D'Agincourt's fiction, a character's truth lies in his or her response to a work of art. A new preface situates the novel within the genre of art fiction.

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Produktbeschreibung
Who is Jacob Printz? Is he detached and cynical or warm and melancholic? In Maryann D'Agincourt's striking novel, readers come to know Jacob through the eyes of Greta Hatler as the two travelers, separated by age and background, meet unexpectedly in the midst of their own personal sorrows in Paris. Impressions of Jacob rise to the surface through haunting memories of his younger sister, Catherine. As in much of D'Agincourt's fiction, a character's truth lies in his or her response to a work of art. A new preface situates the novel within the genre of art fiction.
Autorenporträt
MARYANN D'AGINCOURT is the author of the National Book Award-nominated Journal of Eva Morelli and multiple other novels, including Shade and Light and Glimpses of Gauguin, as well as All Most, a collection of short stories. An alumna of Simmons College with two graduate degrees in English literature, D'Agincourt studied in the Humber School for Writers, Toronto. She lives outside of Boston and in Atlanta.