The intuitionist

Autor: Colson Whitehead
Editora: EVERYMAN

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'A thrilling blend of noir and fantasy.'Guardian.In an unnamed city - a hardboiled pre-Civil Rights New York sort of city -heroine Lila Mae has succeeded in becoming the very first Black female elevator inspector. In Whitehead's darkly comic otherworld, this is a job imbued with an almost mystical significance. But the illustrious Department of Elevator Inspectors is in crisis, bitterly divided between the Empiricists (check the machinery) and the Intuitionists (tune in to the vibes). Lila is an Intuitionist and so much better at her job than anyone else that surely it must be those 'good-old-boy' Empiricists who have set up the serious accident which occurs on her watch - and just before the Departmental elections, too. Lila sets out to clear her name (and discover the secret formula of the Perfect Elevator at the same time), and the author keeps us on our toes guessing the outcome as he cleverly tweaks and twists his plot, catching everybody out. At the same time the story is almost certainly an allegory but of what, exactly, readers may work out for themselves. A teasing, challenging and entertaining read.

Dados

Título: The intuitionist

ISBN: 9781841594163

Idioma: Inglês

Encadernação: Capa dura

Formato: 13 x 21

Páginas: 288

Coleção: Everyman's Library Classics

Ano de edição: 2023

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Participantes

Autor: Colson Whitehead

Autor

COLSON WHITEHEAD

Colson Whitehead (Nova York – EUA, 1969) é escritor, ensaísta e colabora com o jornal The New York Times e as revistas New Yorker e Granta. Uma viagem de seis semanas ao Brasil – por cidades como São Paulo, Rio, Salvador e Paraty – foi decisiva para que, aos 24 anos, decidisse se tornar escritor. Publicou, entre outros, a ficção especulativa A intuicionista, e o ultrapremiado romance histórico Underground railwoad: os caminhos da liberdade (2017), vencedor do Pulitzer Prize e do National Book Award.