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- Author: Michael Onofrey
- Publisher: Clash Books
- Year: 2019
- ISBN-10: 1944866442
- ISBN-13: 9781944866440
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Sightseeing is a tale of lust and art set in Paris, France. Intrigue haunts the prose where hilarity and evil arise in a twist of collaboration. Minus any personal background, a woman and a man explore one another while regarding masterpieces of fine art and the historic sites of Paris.
Sightseeing, stealthily and meticulously explores Paris and art in a tale that delves into questions of personal choice and identity with a knowing immediacy that has us questioning our own perceptions and views of art and storytelling.
Ed Meek, author of Luck, What We Love and Spy Pond
A mystery woman lures a willing stranger into a fantasy world where time is fluid, and art informs life. With its noir intrigue reminiscent of French new age cinema and its masterful prose, this remarkable novella will keep you guessing.
Alexis Rhome Fancher, author of Enter Here and Junkie Wife
Onofrey's prose has a mannered veneer that is made strange, made fascinating by how exacting and mysterious it is. Fans of Kazuo Ishiguro, or Dead Ringers-era David Cronenberg, here's a book for you.
Alex Higley, author of Old Open
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- Author: Michael Onofrey
- Publisher: Clash Books
- Year: 2019
- ISBN-10: 1944866442
- ISBN-13: 9781944866440
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Sightseeing is a tale of lust and art set in Paris, France. Intrigue haunts the prose where hilarity and evil arise in a twist of collaboration. Minus any personal background, a woman and a man explore one another while regarding masterpieces of fine art and the historic sites of Paris.
Sightseeing, stealthily and meticulously explores Paris and art in a tale that delves into questions of personal choice and identity with a knowing immediacy that has us questioning our own perceptions and views of art and storytelling.
Ed Meek, author of Luck, What We Love and Spy Pond
A mystery woman lures a willing stranger into a fantasy world where time is fluid, and art informs life. With its noir intrigue reminiscent of French new age cinema and its masterful prose, this remarkable novella will keep you guessing.
Alexis Rhome Fancher, author of Enter Here and Junkie Wife
Onofrey's prose has a mannered veneer that is made strange, made fascinating by how exacting and mysterious it is. Fans of Kazuo Ishiguro, or Dead Ringers-era David Cronenberg, here's a book for you.
Alex Higley, author of Old Open
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