Opis
In the vibrant backdrop of 1938 Brooklyn, an intriguing psychological mystery unfolds surrounding the enigmatic figure of Mina Loy. Sylvi, a captivating and grounded protagonist, finds her life spiraling as she delves deeper into Loy's complex world. The allure of the unconventional poet and artist pulls Sylvi into a labyrinth of creativity, identity, and existential exploration, challenging her perception of reality itself.
As Sylvi grapples with her fascination for Loy, she navigates a web of relationships and secrets that blur the boundaries between admiration and obsession. Each encounter reveals layers of artistic genius, personal turmoil, and societal constraints, leaving Sylvi to confront her own desires and choices. Through haunting prose and vivid imagery, the narrative invites readers to ponder the nature of art and its ability to elevate the human experience.
As Sylvi grapples with her fascination for Loy, she navigates a web of relationships and secrets that blur the boundaries between admiration and obsession. Each encounter reveals layers of artistic genius, personal turmoil, and societal constraints, leaving Sylvi to confront her own desires and choices. Through haunting prose and vivid imagery, the narrative invites readers to ponder the nature of art and its ability to elevate the human experience.
Szczegóły książki
Format
Twarda okładka
Strony
312 stron
Język
Angielski
Opublikowany
Apr 30, 2024
Wydawca
Edinburgh University Press
ISBN-10
1399524321
ISBN-13
9781399524322