Stewart O’Nan
Auteur américain né ne 1961
Nos plus beaux souvenirs de Stewart O’Nan
Atmosphère, nostalgie et « vide grenier » !
Le samedi 24 septembre 2005 par channe01
Finalement, j’ai bien aimé ce livre. Et pourtant, j’ai failli l’abandonner en cours de route. Comme si l’ennui exprimé par certains des personnages me gagnait par empathie. Oui, m’ais j’avais envie de savoir comment il allait se sortir de ces histoires de famille.
Car, ce sont les histoires familiales qui collent aux objets, les objets qui gardent la mémoire comme la poussière, tenace, collante, impossible de s’en défaire. Si on les jette, ces foutus objets à mémoire, ils reviennent dans vos rêves. Et vous finissez par les chercher sur les foires à tout et autres vide grenier. Pour qu’on en finisse avec l’histoire du passé, qu’on se console et qu’on en invente une autre.
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The Odds: A Love Story USA TODAY By Stewart O'Nan Publisher: Viking By Bob Minzesheimer, USA TODAY "The final weekend of their marriage, hounded by insolvency, indecision, and, stupidly, half-secretly, in the never-distant past ruled by memory, infidelity, Art and Marion Fowler fled ... Valentine's Day: Three new love stories A game changer@ |
Stewart O'Nan's The Odds: A tense love story set in Niagara Falls Niagara Falls Review It's that sense of finality that hangs over Pittsburgh writer Stewart O'Nan's short but emotionally tense new novel The Odds, in which Cleveland couple Art and Marion Fowler are at wit's end as they head to Niagara Falls to either turn their luck ... Savannah Book Fest Q&A: Stewart O'Nan BOOK REVIEW: 'The Odds: A Love Story' |
 Buchnews | Stewart O'Nan: Emily, allein. Ein beeindruckendes Porträt Buchnews Mit ?Emily, allein? hat der amerikanische Bestseller-Autor Stewart O'Nan ein außergewöhnliches Bild einer Frau geschaffen, die in einem Alter, in denen andere mit Plänen aufhören, noch einmal ganz von vorne beginnt. Im Leben der Witwe Emily Maxwell ist ... Das war's. War's das? |
 Toronto Star | Valentine's Day: review of a trio of romance novels Toronto Star The Odds Stewart O'Nan What do you do when there's nothing left to lose? For Art and Marion Fowler, a middle-aged Cleveland couple who find themselves caught in the economic downturn, out of work and nearly bankrupt with their house approaching ... |
 Plain Dealer | Stewart O'Nan's prose is winning in 'The Odds' Plain Dealer By John Repp Every last page of this book made me cringe, a statement I intend as high praise, and not just because Stewart O'Nan's sentences sing no matter what they say. "The Odds" is a Great Recession love story resting on O'Nan's conviction that ... The Exchange: Stewart O'Nan Take a chance on 'The Odds' 'The Odds': Troubled couple seeks to beat odds in a last hurrah |
 Pittsburgh Post Gazette | Local literary heroes Jane McCafferty and Stewart O'Nan unleash ... Pittsburgh Post Gazette By John Allison, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette The stars have aligned: Jane McCafferty ("First You Try Everything") and Stewart O'Nan ("The Odds: A Love Story"). These two splendid new works of fiction have enough in common that they must be reviewed ... 'The Odds: A Love Story' by Stewart O'Nan In 'The Odds,' O'Nan's sure touch brings gamble to life |
Stewart O'Nan's 'The Odds' explores a broken marriage and a ... Belleville News Democrat By LISA MCLENDON - McClatchy Newspapers Stewart O'Nan doesn't write sweeping epics, doesn't delve into places far away or times long past. Instead, he peers deeply into the personal - the real lives of real people, their dreams and fears, ... |
Book Notes: 'The Odds: A Love Story' Milford Daily News By Rae Francoeur Stewart O'Nan's short new novel, ?The Odds: A Love Story,? is a nicely done portrayal of an unpleasant 30-year marriage at its tipping point. This excruciating portrait of a contemporary middle-aged American couple ? at the height of ... |
In Stewart O'Nan's <em>The Odds</em>, the Drink is Marriage on ... The SunBreak (blog) I don't want to quote too much from The Odds, by Stewart O'Nan, because it's a small book, about 180 pages, and his style isn't the pyrotechnic kind that, in a paragraph, leaves you wide-eyed. I'd just end up giving things away. |
 Los Angeles Times | Review: 'The Odds: A Love Story' by Stewart O'Nan Los Angeles Times In 'The Odds: A Love Story,' Stewart O'Nan uses a light but steady touch to provide an intimate portrait of a couple in crisis. A ball rolls on a spinning roulette wheel. (Tomohiro Ohsumi, Bloomberg / December 7, 2011) By Carolyn Kellogg, ... 'The Odds' Stacked Against A Struggling Couple |