Mr. Dibdin has stepped aside from his well known, "Aurelio Zen", series on several occasions, I believe, `Thanksgiving", to be easily the best. The work is fairly brief at pages, a length that few Authors can manage successfully, however Mr. Dibdin excels. There is a great deal of geography covered as well as an array of human emotion/5(17). · by Michael Dibdin Thanksgiving is a moving portrait of the profound effects of love when all that seems to remain is loss and grief. Unhinged by his wife’s unexpected death, Anthony, a middle-aged Seattle journalist, becomes obsessed with her past. Mr. Dibdin has stepped aside from his well known, "Aurelio Zen", series on several occasions, I believe, `Thanksgiving", to be easily the best. The work is fairly brief at pages, a length that few Authors can manage successfully, however Mr. Dibdin excels. There is a great deal of geography covered as well as an array of human emotion/5(17).
Michael Dibdin (21 March - 30 March ) was a British crime writer, best known for inventing Aurelio Zen, the principal character in 11 crime novels set in Italy. Early life. Dibdin was born in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire (now West Midlands), England. The son of a. If you enjoyed Thanksgiving you may also like Dirty Tricks, also by Michael Dibdin. Publisher: Faber Faber ISBN: Number of pages: Weight: g Dimensions: x x 13 mm Edition: Main. The debut novel written by Michael Dibdin in the Aurelio Zen series is entitled 'Ratking'. It was released in by the Black Lizard publication, after its first release in At the start of the book, author Dibdin has shown a psychological suspense in which Aurelio Zen is asked to investigate the abduction of a powerful industrialist.
Thanksgiving is a fiction novel by British author Michael Dibdin. The book was first published in the United Kingdom on 2 October through Faber Faber. The book follows a man who decides to visit his dead wife's first husband. Synopsis. by. Michael Dibdin. · Rating details · ratings · 38 reviews. Thanksgiving is a moving portrait of the profound effects of love when all that seems to remain is loss and grief. Unhinged by his wife’s unexpected death, Anthony, a middle-aged Seattle journalist, becomes obsessed with her past. He drives through the Nevada desert to locate her ex-husband looking for some unnamable solace. This is a brief but well thought out and structured novel by Michael Dibdin. The book focusses on the quest of an Englishman in the USA to track the early life of his recently deceased wife. He uncovers a painful story, meeting odd characters, and suffering much anxiety along the way.
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