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A lyrical and beautifully realised novel about a blind man's experiences of the world around him, from the acclaimed author of Ghost MacIndoe.



Trade Review

‘Invisible is a wise and subtly balanced exploration of human relationships, a compassionate tale in which love, if not exactly triumphant, nevertheless contrives to have the last word.’
Guardian

‘A novel full of subtle, emotional dramas … thoughtful, accomplished and beautifully written.’
Mail on Sunday

‘Invisible explores a number of themes – isolation, exile, the treacherous brevity of the present, the sweet irretrievability of the past – handling them so lightly that they scarcely seem like themes at all. It is a deceptively simple novel, so patient in its observations and so natural in its rhythm and texture, that it makes many more dramatic novels look needlessly contrived.’
Time Literary Supplement

INVISIBLE

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    A Paperback by Jonathan Buckley

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      Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
      Published 6/20/2005 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN-13 9780007151882
      978-0007151882
      ISBN-10 0007151888

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      A lyrical and beautifully realised novel about a blind man's experiences of the world around him, from the acclaimed author of Ghost MacIndoe.



      Trade Review

      ‘Invisible is a wise and subtly balanced exploration of human relationships, a compassionate tale in which love, if not exactly triumphant, nevertheless contrives to have the last word.’
      Guardian

      ‘A novel full of subtle, emotional dramas … thoughtful, accomplished and beautifully written.’
      Mail on Sunday

      ‘Invisible explores a number of themes – isolation, exile, the treacherous brevity of the present, the sweet irretrievability of the past – handling them so lightly that they scarcely seem like themes at all. It is a deceptively simple novel, so patient in its observations and so natural in its rhythm and texture, that it makes many more dramatic novels look needlessly contrived.’
      Time Literary Supplement

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