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Gravesend Light

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作 者:David Payne

出 版 社:Plume

出版时间:2001-08-01

I S B N:9780452282629

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    A captivating read ... Payne hears the human reality in every situation. -- The Boston GlobeA wonderful book... . David Payne is a novelist who speaks to readers' lives. -- Chicago TribunePayne is rapidly earning himself a place high on the list of excellence among American authors writing serious fiction... -- The Winston-Salem JournalPayne knows the hopes, fears, and habits of his characters ... he writes of a people and a place from deep in his heart. -- The New York Times Book ReviewSome of the strongest, most demanding writing to be found in American fiction today. -- The Los Angeles TimesThe novel ... gains an irresistible momentum, crashing toward a spectacular natural disaster and calamity... -- The Christian Science Monitor

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    In Gravesend Light, award-winning author David Payne masterfully combines moving drama, a high-seas adventure, and a deeply affecting love story. It is the story of Joe Madden, an anthropologist who has returned to his family s summer home on North Carolina s Outer Banks. Little Roanoke, with its traditions dating back to the time of Sir Walter Raleigh, is an isolated enclave threatened by the ncroachment of modern civilization-and the subject of Joe s study. Here, he meets two people who will alter the course of his future: Ray Barstow, a fisherman and ex-con who, aboard the Father s Price, teaches him more than just the ropes of one of the world s most dangerous professions; and Day Shaughnessey, a Yale-educated Ob-Gyn and ardent feminist whose views on reproductive rights come into conflict with the deeply religious people of Little Roanoke. The events of the story culminate in a savage storm at sea that the crew of the Father s Price-including Joe Madden-may not survive.Gravesend Light assures David Payne s place as one of the most important chroniclers of the contemporary Southern experience.

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