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From one of the sharpest voices in fiction today, a profound and enthralling novel about beauty, power, and capital's influence on art and those who devote their lives to creating it.

'Blue Ruin is bracingly intelligent and often just plain beautiful. It’s a reminder that fiction, at its best, is a place to encounter new experiences and dwell in big ideas. Kunzru is known for ambitious novels that bring politics to rich, imaginative life; Blue Ruin shows him at the top of his game.' Sandra Newman, Guardian 'Book of the Day'

'I read everything Hari Kunzru writes, for my highest pleasure and my deepest sustenance.' Rachel Kushner

'Genuinely thrilling...both a sharp dissection of the oily inner workings of the art world, and a compelling portrait of one man’s desperate attempt to escape complicity in the capitalist machine.' Financial Times

Blue Ruin

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From one of the sharpest voices in fiction today, a profound and enthralling novel about beauty, power, and capital's influence... Read more

    Publisher: Simon & Schuster Ltd
    Publication Date: 1/14/2024
    ISBN13: 9781398528918, 978-1398528918
    ISBN10: 1398528919

    Fiction , Contemporary Fiction

    Description

    From one of the sharpest voices in fiction today, a profound and enthralling novel about beauty, power, and capital's influence on art and those who devote their lives to creating it.

    'Blue Ruin is bracingly intelligent and often just plain beautiful. It’s a reminder that fiction, at its best, is a place to encounter new experiences and dwell in big ideas. Kunzru is known for ambitious novels that bring politics to rich, imaginative life; Blue Ruin shows him at the top of his game.' Sandra Newman, Guardian 'Book of the Day'

    'I read everything Hari Kunzru writes, for my highest pleasure and my deepest sustenance.' Rachel Kushner

    'Genuinely thrilling...both a sharp dissection of the oily inner workings of the art world, and a compelling portrait of one man’s desperate attempt to escape complicity in the capitalist machine.' Financial Times

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