W świetle i w mroku. Opowiadania inspirowane malarstwem Edwarda Hoppera

Seventeen masterful paintings come to life through the creative interpretations of renowned authors, who delve into the evocative world of Edward Hopper's artwork. Each story captures a unique perspective, weaving tales that reflect the emotion and depth found in Hopper's iconic pieces. The prose dances intricately around the themes of solitude, isolation, and the haunting beauty of everyday life, mirroring the powerful essence of Hopper’s brushstrokes.

The contributors, a collection of celebrated voices like Stephen King, Joyce Carol Oates, and Michael Connelly, bring a diverse array of styles and narratives. Through their storytelling, readers are invited to experience the interplay between visual art and literary expression, as characters grapple with their inner demons or find unexpected connections in the shadows of urban landscapes.

As these authors interpret Hopper's evocative imagery, they explore the human condition in all its complexity. The collection becomes a tribute not only to Hopper's art but also to the transformative power of storytelling, making the invisible threads of inspiration visible through the merging of their craft.