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Chopin's Move

Name: Chopin's Move
Brand: Dalkey Archive Press
SKU: 04813686
Price: 11.09 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Jean Echenoz
ISBN: 9781564783349

Jean Echenoz

Mark Polizzotti

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04813686

Publishers Dalkey Archive Press, April 2004

With his trademark comically wry phrasing and a sure eye for quirky detail, Echenoz has produced his... Full description

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With his trademark comically wry phrasing and a sure eye for quirky detail, Echenoz has produced his oddest and most enjoyable novel to date. Chopin's Move interweaves the fates of Chopin, entomologist and recalcitrant secret agent; Oswald, a young foreign-affairs employee who vanishes en route to his new home; Suzy, who gets enmeshed in a tangle of deceit and counterdeceit; the mysterious Colonel Seck, whose motivations are never quite what they seem; and a typically Echenozian supporting cast of neurotic bodyguards, disquieting functionaries, and crafty double agents. As the plot thickens, the characters become embroiled in layer upon layer of deception and double-dealing, leading them further into a world in which nothing can be taken at face value and in which "reality" hinges on apparently harmless coincidence.