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Floating Notes

Babak Lakghomi
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Pages
120
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Tyrant Books

About

Floating Notes is a novella of mystery, murder, intrigue, and love. In the space of a hundred pages, Lakghomi wroughts a unique narrator, a god in a rented room, where things appear and disappear from his life. And people are watching―or maybe they're not. There are no clear answers, there are no solutions, and everything is anything in Floating Notes.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Adult Fiction
  • Literary

Reviews

"Floating Notes is a lonely and provocative book. Lakghomi gives us a riddle unraveled but never solved. His people cling to artifacts they cannot decipher in a landscape stripped of beauty, lawless and volatile, a place of symbols that will not cohere."
Noy Holland, author of I Was Trying to Describe What It Feels Like

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