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Title	:	جامع الكتب
Author	:	Gustavo Faverón Patriau
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 279 pages
Published	:	2016 by العربي للنشر والتوزيع (first published January 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Fiction. Mystery. Historical. Historical Fiction

جامع الكتب

Gustavo Faverón Patriau

Paperback | Pages: 279 pages

Rating: 3.21 | 559 Users | 116 Reviews

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"مرت ثلاث سنوات على تلك الليلة التي قتل فيها "دانيال" "جوليانا"، وبدا صوته القادم عبر الهاتف كأنه صوت شخص آخر غيره.. وكأن شيئًا لم يكن، اتصل بي ليدعوني إلى الغداء، كما لو أن الغداء معه لا يزال يعني الذهاب إلى مطعم تم اختياره بدون اهتمام، أو إلى غرفة المعيشة في منزل أبويه. […] اعتاد "دانيال" أن يقضي في حجرته يومه كاملاً، يوماً بعد يوم، وأسبوعاً بعد أسبوع، يحاول فك شفرة ملاحظات هامشية دونت في مجلدات لم يعد أحد يقرؤها، ويتناول إفطاره وغداءه مرتديًا بيجامته، ممددًا ساقيه فوق المكتب، وبيسراه عدسة مكبرة، وعلى وجهه علامات اندهاش كبيرة. آنذاك، لم يكن من اللازم دخول ذاك المكان الآخر.. ذاك المكان المرعب، حيث كانوا يحتجزونه، أو حيث كان بالأحرى يحتجز نفسه هربًا من سجن أكبر".

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The antiquarian promises a lot in the first few pages but ultimately it does not really deliver as it becomes a more or less run of the mill murder mystery with dark overtones and the main twist is kind of obvious from a whileThe usual limitations for this kind of book (unfulfilled genius commits two crimes - fiancee and lover - and nobody understands why and his best friend a psychobabble specialist tries to come up with appropriate psycho babble, while of course the truth is both more prosaic

I was excited to receive a copy of The Antiquarian through Goodreads' First Reads program. The cover art and jacket description reminded my of The Shadow of the Wind, which is one of my all-time favorite books. Did this book live up to my lofty expectations? Yes and no. It has the insidious atmosphere I loved in The Shadow of the Wind. It also paints an absolutely brilliant picture of a bookish location, similar to but extremely different from the cemetery of forgotten books. (I realize that's a

Perhaps Angel Ramas The Lettered City gives a good introduction to this novel. In Ramas New World, the cities are ordered through language and rewrite the spaces of the past that allow for the transition from old to new. Letrados, writers of all professions, become privileged in the New World to carry out the ordering. But there remains a duplicity in these new texts that neither erases the old world or forgets about them which has informed New World baroque and neo-baroque aesthetics. For

This is an extraordinary book. For once, after reading so much extreme praise in blurbs on covers and back covers, I find one book that doesn't let down the wonderful laudatory words of famous critics and writers who recommend it. Nobel Prize Winner Mario Vargas Llosa says it is difficult but memorable, original and extremely smart. That is true. Daniel Alarcon says it a thrilling gem of a novel and that is also true. It's a complex mystery and a terrific psychological drama. The way every

There is perhaps nothing worse than a Spanish neo-gothic gone awry.At this point I feel like I've read enough Arturo Perez Reverte and Carlos Ruiz Zafon to appreciate the heavily stylized genre, which for some reason always seems to involve fires and disfigurement, but Gustavo Faveron Patriau abuses his Gothic privileges by drowning what could have been a fantastic narrative (three year old murder mystery! antiquarian books! life in an asylum!) in pretension and overly-wrought prose.What's

Received in ebook format from http://www.netgalley.com and read on an ipad using kindle software.I started so well, and after getting into the rhythm of the way the book was written (including near stream of conciousness discourses, paragraphs that last over a page, timelines and narrators chopping and changing), I got about half way through and then simply didnt have the energy to go any further.So: I think my failure to complete this book is entirely laid at my door. For once I can appreciate