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Stewart O'Nan is an American novelist celebrated for his insightful portraits of American life, often focusing on ordinary people and their everyday struggles. His work is characterized by its keen attention to detail, deep empathy, and a minimalist style that reveals profound emotions and the complexities of human connection. O'Nan delves into themes of family, loss, and the search for meaning in the contemporary world. His ability to capture the quiet weight of ordinary moments has established him as a significant voice in American literature.

2000
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Stewart O'Nan schreibt als James Coltrane. Stewart O’Nan wurde 1961 in Pittsburgh/Pennsylvania geboren und wuchs in Boston auf. Er arbeitete als Flugzeugingenieur und studierte an der Cornell University Literaturwissenschaft. Heute lebt er wieder in Pittsburgh. Für seinen Erstlingsroman „Engel im Schnee“ erhielt er 1993 den William-Faulkner-Preis. Auch für seine beiden Romane „Die Chance“ und „Westlich des Sunset“ wurde er von der Kritik gefeiert und eroberte sich auch in Deutschland eine große Leserschaft.
1999
A Good Day to Die
A Novel
164 pages
6 hours of reading
Set in the turbulent aftermath of Fidel Castro's death, this gripping novel explores the chaos and uncertainty in Cuba as power struggles and shifting loyalties emerge. Characters navigate a landscape filled with political intrigue and personal dilemmas, reflecting on the impact of a revolutionary legacy. The story delves into themes of identity, resilience, and the haunting memories of a nation at a crossroads, offering a poignant look at the complexities of life during a time of upheaval.

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A Good Day to Die