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- Author: Daniel Lowe
- Publisher: Flatiron Books
- ISBN-10: 125008556X
- ISBN-13: 9781250085566
- Format: 13 x 20.1 x 2 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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A haunting, luminous debut novel about a man and his relationship with his daughter, his captor, his past, and his future.
"Like Tim O'Brien's Going After Cacciato, All That's Left to Tell celebrates not just the power of storytelling but the deeply human need for it in even the most dire situations. Alternately gripping and dreamy, Daniel Lowe's debut imagines what the stories we tell reveal about ourselves, and how they may save us."
--Stewart O'Nan, author of West of Sunset
Every night, Marc Laurent, an American taken hostage in Pakistan, is bound and blindfolded. And every night, a woman he knows only as Josephine visits his cell. At first, her questions are mercenary: is there anyone back home who will pay the ransom? But when Marc can offer no name, she asks him a question about his daughter that is even more terrifying than his captivity. And so begins a strange yet increasingly comforting ritual, in which Josephine and Marc tell each other stories. As these stories build upon one another, a father and daughter start to find their way toward understanding each other again.
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- Author: Daniel Lowe
- Publisher: Flatiron Books
- ISBN-10: 125008556X
- ISBN-13: 9781250085566
- Format: 13 x 20.1 x 2 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
A haunting, luminous debut novel about a man and his relationship with his daughter, his captor, his past, and his future.
"Like Tim O'Brien's Going After Cacciato, All That's Left to Tell celebrates not just the power of storytelling but the deeply human need for it in even the most dire situations. Alternately gripping and dreamy, Daniel Lowe's debut imagines what the stories we tell reveal about ourselves, and how they may save us."
--Stewart O'Nan, author of West of Sunset
Every night, Marc Laurent, an American taken hostage in Pakistan, is bound and blindfolded. And every night, a woman he knows only as Josephine visits his cell. At first, her questions are mercenary: is there anyone back home who will pay the ransom? But when Marc can offer no name, she asks him a question about his daughter that is even more terrifying than his captivity. And so begins a strange yet increasingly comforting ritual, in which Josephine and Marc tell each other stories. As these stories build upon one another, a father and daughter start to find their way toward understanding each other again.
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