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The Second Coming

Van: Walker Percy
Verteld door: David HIlder
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Will Barrett of Linwood, North Carolina, is a depressed widower with a peculiar tendency to fall down in strange places. Allison, the girl in the greenhouse, has just escaped from a mental institution and is working hard to make a new life for herself. When their paths cross in a most unusual manner, a relationship begins that will help restore two struggling outcasts to new life.

What follows is by turns touching and zany, tragic and comic, as Will undertakes his own Pascalian wager in search of proof of the existence of God. Leaving his comfortable home atop a pleasant Carolina mountain and descending deep into the bowels of the long-unused Lost Cove cave, he is prepared to wait for a sign—which may, of course, be death. What he is not prepared for is what actually happens.

©1980 Walker Percy (P)1994 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Genrefictie Psychologisch
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“Splendid…A beautifully textured novel…A distinguished work of art…Walker Percy’s perception luminously lights up obscure depths of experience without at the same time explaining that experience away.”

(New York Times Book Review )

“Percy has a rare talent for making his people look and sound as though they were being seen and heard for the first time by anyone.”

(Time)

“He is a beguiling, uniquely gifted novelist who deserves to be read in order and in full.”

(Newsweek)

“What a pleasure…His best book since The Moviegoer…and among the most admirable American novels of the past few years.”

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