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From the author of Eastbound , a New York Times Top 10 Book of the Year A colorful cast of female characters contends with UFOs, sonic waves, and the legend of Buffalo Bill in a spellbinding novella and 7 short stories about the mysteries of place and language The translation of any of
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Kerangal\'s books is a gift. -- Lauren Oyler, The New Yorker De
Kerangal\'s masterful collection examines alienation and grief at pivotal moments in her characters\' lives . . . Each story is richly complex, and the collection\'s recurring canoe imagery gives it the feel of a treasure map . . . This understated volume packs a powerful punch. -- Publishers Weekly , starred review Ricocheting off of the book\'s exhilarating central novella and 7 short stories, the women we meet in
Canoes are by turns indelibly witty, insightful, intimate, bracing, and profoundly interconnected. When did I start placing myself in the fable? a young Parisian wonders as she tells her son the legend of Buffalo Bill, a spectral presence atop the mountain in their small Colorado town. She has just moved to the United States and everything disorients her - suburbs stretching along reptilian highways, a new house rigged like a studio set, but most of all, the sound of her husband\'s voice. Sam speaks with a different tone in English, not the soft and swift timbre of his native French. From a voice made new,
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Kerangal opens up a torrent of curiosities, hauntings, and questions about place and language. The women of these stories are mad about: stones, molds of human jaws, voicemail recordings, sonic waves, UFOs, and always how the texture of human voice entwines with their obsessions. With cosmic harmonics, vivid imagery, and a revelatory composition,
Canoes will leave readers forever altered.