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Bed Stuy: A Love Story [Kõva köide]

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  • Formaat: Hardback, 208 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Dec-2021
  • Kirjastus: Little A
  • ISBN-10: 1542030293
  • ISBN-13: 9781542030298
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 208 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Dec-2021
  • Kirjastus: Little A
  • ISBN-10: 1542030293
  • ISBN-13: 9781542030298
"Rashid is a young Black man from Bed Stuy, Brooklyn, with a complicated life. Looking for an escape from a neighborhood few ever leave, he finds it in Rachel--married, twenty years his senior, and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. It begins with a flirtation and a tryst. It becomes an intense romance, exhilarating and enriching, that defies the expectations of Rashid's friends and family. What draws Rachel to Rashid is his curiosity, his need for intimacy, and his adoration--everything lacking in her crumbling marriage. But as the fault lines of their relationship become more prevalent, so do the inevitable choices one makes when falling in love."--Provided by publisher

A young black man from Bed Stuy, Brooklyn, begins an intense romance with a married woman 20 years his senior who is the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, in the new novel from the author of Dear Marcus.

From the author of Dear Marcus comes a breathtaking novel about a fated love affair that crosses the divides of race and class.

Rashid is a young Black man from Bed Stuy, Brooklyn, with a complicated life. Looking for an escape from a neighborhood few ever leave, he finds it in Rachel—married, twenty years his senior, and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. It begins with a flirtation and a tryst. It becomes an intense romance, exhilarating and enriching, that defies the expectations of Rashid’s friends and family. What draws Rachel to Rashid is his curiosity, his need for intimacy, and his adoration—everything lacking in her crumbling marriage. But as the fault lines of their relationship become more prevalent, so do the inevitable choices one makes when falling in love.

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Praise for Bed Stuy

An Amazon Best Book of the Month: Literature & Fiction

McGills prose can acquire a quick, musical rhythm before settling into more expansive sections that deftly take on questions of race and class. In many ways, the novel is a wonder to behold. Kirkus Reviews

Smart and touchingMcGill succeeds in depicting love as a universal force, for better or for worse. Publishers Weekly

Love defies all odds in Jerry McGills lyrical and heartbreaking novel Bed Stuy. POPSUGAR

In Bed Stuy, Jerry McGill crafts a love story that is as gritty as a New York sidewalk and as tender as a first embrace. Two people from different worlds grapple with the challenge of how to bridge their dividesmade chasms by race, age, and privilegeto connect, to understand, and to forgive. McGills knowing gaze is unflinching but compassionate, conveying in all its complexity the terror of love, the fear and doubt that plague it, and the bone-deep need for more. W. S. Winslow, author of The Northern Reach

Praise for Dear Marcus: A Letter to the Man Who Shot Me

An unforgettable and intriguing journeyViolence, hope, despair, forgiveness, anger, and living with a disability are explored both lightly and deeply, humorously and profoundly, and always honestly. Library Journal (starred review)

An inspirational memoir by a writer who refuses to be defined by his paralysis as he comes to terms with the unknown man who shot him. Kirkus Reviews

I couldnt put it down. This is a compelling marriage of remembrance and forgiveness, absolution and compassion, cynicism and understanding. Wes Moore, author of The Other Wes Moore

Written with passion, honesty, humor, and a stubborn, rebellious optimism, Dear Marcus is like nothing Ive ever read. When a bullet in the back told Jerry McGill not to go on, Jerry went onsmiling. Shalom Auslander, author of Hope: A Tragedy

Jerry McGill is a writer and artist. He is the author of a memoir, Dear Marcus: A Letter to the Man Who Shot Me. After receiving a BA in English literature from Fordham University in the Bronx and a masters degree in education from Pacific University in Oregon, Jerry went on to teach high school and travel the world mentoring disabled children. He lives in Portland, Oregon.