At Night's End by Nir Baram - ISBN: 9781922330178
Paperback
Lost days, a phantom death, and a haunting friendship unravel.

At Night's End

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  • Paperback

    400 pages

  • Release Date

    29 September 2020

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Summary

A writer wakes up in a hotel room in an unfamiliar city. His clothes are muddy; he doesn’t know how long he’s been lying in bed. Yonatan came to participate in a literary festival that is long over—why is he still here?

When he attempts to reconstruct his lost days, he learns that he told people at the festival that his best friend had died. Except his friend is still alive.

Yonatan stays on in Mexico City, reluctant to return to his wife and infant son back home in Tel Aviv. …

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781922330178
ISBN-10:1922330175
Author:Nir Baram, Jessica Cohen
Publisher:Text Publishing
Imprint:The Text Publishing Company
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:400
Release Date:29 September 2020
Weight:402g
Dimensions:234mm x 153mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

‘One of the most intriguing writers in Israeli literature today.’ * Haaretz *
‘This book will crawl under your skin and will not let go.’ * NRC *
‘Skilfully, Baram plunges into the world in between: between life and death, childhood, adolescence and adulthood, between being a child and being a father, love and hate, day and night, intoxication and sobriety.’ * Aargauer Zeitung *
‘Baram is the best writer in his generation with no comparison.’ * A. B. Yehoshua *
‘Baram’s novels have the flair, emotional depth and wealth of ideas of the great 19th-century Russian authors. A complex, deeply felt but never sentimental bildungsroman…A wonderful tribute to people dearest to him.’ * De Tijd *
‘A spectacular accomplishment by one of the most wonderful Hebrew writers.’ * Israel Today *
‘The combination of honesty and lies, which the novel adapts from the tragic pact between the two boys, allows the words to accrue, to turn into pictures and scenes, into fine prose.’ * Yedioth Ahronoth *
‘Virtuosic.’ * Walla! *
‘A rare book in Israel’s literary landscape…Depicts the past in the most profound way without a shred of romanticising.’ * Maariv *
‘One of the most beautiful bildungsroman books I have read. A novel about a profound and moving friendship, about pain and about life…Rush out to read it.’ * Saloona *

About The Author

Nir Baram

Nir Baram was born in Jerusalem in 1976. He is the author of five novels, including Good People, which was translated into English in 2016. His novels have been translated into more than ten languages and received critical acclaim around the world.

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