Rumor Has It

Name: Rumor Has It
Price: 5.09 EUR
Author: Charles Dickinson
ISBN: 9780062387837

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Charles Dickinson

William Morrow
Paru le : 17/03/2015

On Halloween morning, Chicago news editor Danny Fain witnesses what may, or may not, be a crime. From the window of his commuter train, he thinks he sees... > Lire la suite

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On Halloween morning, Chicago news editor Danny Fain witnesses what may, or may not, be a crime. From the window of his commuter train, he thinks he sees a tiny, sheet-clad figure struck down by a car. It is a story that could save a newsman's career-shocking, heartbreaking, anger-inducing-and Fain is the only one in town who has it. But when he arrives at the newsroom, he learns that the paper is going under.
To keep the story, all he will have to sacrifice are a few musty principles.and, perhaps, his future and his soul.

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Date de parution : 17/03/2015
Editeur : William Morrow
ISBN : 978-0-06-238783-7
EAN : 9780062387837
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Biographie de Charles Dickinson

With seven highly acclaimed books to his credit, Charles Dickinson takes American fiction back to the complexity of modern life and love with his characteristically incisive irony and humor. Critics have compared him to such masters as Margaret Atwood, Ann Tyler, Michael Crichton and Raymond Carver. His stories have appeared in The New Yorker, Esquire and The Atlantic, among others, and two stories, "Risk" and "Child in the Leaves, " were included in O.
Henry collections. He has received generous praise for his novels, Waltz in Marathon, Crows, The Widows' Adventures, Rumor Has It, A Shortcut in Time, and its sequel, A Family in Time, and his collection of stories, With or Without. Born in Detroit, Dickinson lives near Chicago with his wife.