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Heaven Is Small

Name: Heaven Is Small
Brand: HOUSE OF ANANSI PR LTD
SKU: 11570068
Price: 5893 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Emily Schultz
ISBN: 9780887849565

Emily Schultz

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 11570068

Publishers HOUSE OF ANANSI PR LTD, August 2010

"Moments after his death, an event he had failed to notice, Gordon Small sought new employment." So... Full description

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"Moments after his death, an event he had failed to notice, Gordon Small sought new employment." So begins "Heaven Is Small, " the funny, startling, and profound story of Gordon Small, a degree-clutching slacker and failed fiction writer who finds himself posthumously employed at the Heaven Book Company, the world's largest romance publisher. As it slowly dawns on Gordon that he may have missed his chance for greatness -- and perhaps worse, may be trapped in an airless limbo -- he embarks on a mission that will redeem him, revive his writing career, and bring the monotonous machinery of the afterlife to a screeching halt. With sly deadpan humor, brilliant insight into the human condition, and exceptionally beautiful writing, Emily Schultz explores what it means to be truly alive only after you're dead.