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ISBN
9781250050175
Book Title
Sparta : a Novel
Item Length
8.2in
Publisher
Picador
Publication Year
2014
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
1in
Author
Roxana Robinson
Genre
Fiction
Topic
War & Military, Literary
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
12 Oz
Number of Pages
400 Pages

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Conrad Farrell does not come from a military family, but as a classics major at Williams College, he has encountered the powerful appeal of the Marine Corps ethic: Semper Fidelis comes straight from Sparta, a society where every citizen doubled as a full-time soldier. When Conrad graduates, he joins the Marines to continue a long tradition of honor, courage, and commitment over the course of a four-year tour in Iraq. When we meet him, he has just come home to Katonah, New York. As Conrad attempts to find his footing in the civilian world, he learns how hard it is to return to the people and places he used to love. Gradually, he awakens to a growing rage and the realization that something has gone wrong. Suspenseful, compassionate, and perceptive, Roxana Robinson's Sparta is a beautifully written novel that illuminates what happens when we're estranged from the world as we know it ( Chicago Tribune ).

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Publisher
Picador
ISBN-10
1250050170
ISBN-13
9781250050175
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Book Title
Sparta : a Novel
Author
Roxana Robinson
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
War & Military, Literary
Publication Year
2014
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
400 Pages

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Item Length
8.2in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
12 Oz

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Sparta gives us an unflinching portrayal of the costs of war, costs that go far beyond what the tallies of killed and wounded can tell us. There are plenty of losses that can be measured only in the language of the spirit, and it's books such as this one, necessary books, that guide us to a fuller appreciation of war's costs., Roxana Robinson's Sparta is a feat of the imagination. Vividly and with unflinching wisdom, Robinson has given voice, substance, and profound reality to her protagonist, Conrad Farrell of the Marine Corps--and in so doing, to thousands of veterans like him., "Stunning... Sparta should be required reading for anyone making decisions at any level about where our military should be sent, and how they should be treated on their return."-Meg Waite Clayton, MsMagazine.com"A tour de force... Robinson's powerful novel demonstrates that fiction actually can function as a sort of explosive device."- The Washington Post  , One of the many strengths of this engaging story is that Robinson doesn't treat post-traumatic stress disorder with that nifty abbreviation, PTSD, neatly buttoning it in place., "A tour de force." -- The Washington Post (A Notable Fiction Book of the Year) "[A] page-turner... Sparta is an exceptional account of life after war. Four out of four stars." -- People "One of the many strengths of this engaging story is that Robinson doesn't treat post-traumatic stress disorder with that nifty abbreviation, PTSD, neatly buttoning it in place." -- The New York Times Book Review (Editors' Choice) "Robinson brings the tolls of war up close....Her powerful novel demonstrates that fiction actually can function as a sort of explosive device." -- The Washington Post "Stunning...Conrad's story is compulsively readable." -- Meg Waite Clayton, Ms. Magazine " Sparta 's force lies in its level of bared psychological detail...It sounds an alarm for an invisible American crisis." -- The Wall Street Journal "Roxana Robinson's Sparta delicately explores the fissures between the military experience and civilian life with this portrait of a liberal northeastern family and what happens when their son, a young Marine lieutenant, returns home from Iraq irrevocably changed. This book is not simply about war, but about the horror and enforced isolation of trauma, the inevitable merging of the personal and the political, and the possibilities and trials found within the bonds of familial and romantic love." -- Phil Klay, author of Redeployment "Roxana Robinson's Sparta is a feat of the imagination. Vividly and with unflinching wisdom, Robinson has given voice, substance, and profound reality to her protagonist, Conrad Farrell of the Marine Corps--and in so doing, to thousands of veterans like him." -- Claire Messud, author of The Woman Upstairs and The Emperor's Children " Sparta gives us an unflinching portrayal of the costs of war, costs that go far beyond what the tallies of killed and wounded can tell us. There are plenty of losses that can be measured only in the language of the spirit, and it's books such as this one, necessary books, that guide us to a fuller appreciation of war's costs." -- Ben Fountain, author of Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk "One of our best writers." -- The Washington Post "Both lyrical and unsentimental, richly honest and humane." -- The Wall Street Journal "An intelligent, sensitive analyst of family life." -- Chicago Tribune, Robinson brings the tolls of war up close....Her powerful novel demonstrates that fiction actually can function as a sort of explosive device., Sparta 's force lies in its level of bared psychological detail...It sounds an alarm for an invisible American crisis., "A tour de force."- The Washington Post (A Notable Fiction Book of the Year) "[A] page-turner... Sparta is an exceptional account of life after war. Four out of four stars."- People "One of the many strengths of this engaging story is that Robinson doesn't treat post-traumatic stress disorder with that nifty abbreviation, PTSD, neatly buttoning it in place."- The New York Times Book Review (Editors' Choice) "Robinson brings the tolls of war up close....Her powerful novel demonstrates that fiction actually can function as a sort of explosive device."- The Washington Post "Stunning...Conrad's story is compulsively readable."-Meg Waite Clayton, Ms. Magazine " Sparta 's force lies in its level of bared psychological detail...It sounds an alarm for an invisible American crisis."- The Wall Street Journal "Roxana Robinson's Sparta delicately explores the fissures between the military experience and civilian life with this portrait of a liberal northeastern family and what happens when their son, a young Marine lieutenant, returns home from Iraq irrevocably changed. This book is not simply about war, but about the horror and enforced isolation of trauma, the inevitable merging of the personal and the political, and the possibilities and trials found within the bonds of familial and romantic love."-Phil Klay, author of Redeployment "Roxana Robinson's Sparta is a feat of the imagination. Vividly and with unflinching wisdom, Robinson has given voice, substance, and profound reality to her protagonist, Conrad Farrell of the Marine Corps-and in so doing, to thousands of veterans like him."-Claire Messud, author of The Woman Upstairs and The Emperor's Children " Sparta gives us an unflinching portrayal of the costs of war, costs that go far beyond what the tallies of killed and wounded can tell us. There are plenty of losses that can be measured only in the language of the spirit, and it's books such as this one, necessary books, that guide us to a fuller appreciation of war's costs."-Ben Fountain, author of Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk Praise for Roxana Robinson: "One of our best writers."- The Washington Post "Both lyrical and unsentimental, richly honest and humane."- The Wall Street Journal "An intelligent, sensitive analyst of family life."- Chicago Tribune, "Stunning... Sparta should be required reading for anyone making decisions at any level about where our military should be sent, and how they should be treated on their return."-Meg Waite Clayton, Ms. Magazine "A tour de force... Robinson's powerful novel demonstrates that fiction actually can function as a sort of explosive device."- The Washington Post, Roxana Robinson's Sparta delicately explores the fissures between the military experience and civilian life with this portrait of a liberal northeastern family and what happens when their son, a young Marine lieutenant, returns home from Iraq irrevocably changed. This book is not simply about war, but about the horror and enforced isolation of trauma, the inevitable merging of the personal and the political, and the possibilities and trials found within the bonds of familial and romantic love., "A tour de force."- The Washington Post (A Notable Fiction Book of the Year) "[A] page-turner... Sparta is an exceptional account of life after war. Four out of four stars."- People "One of the many strengths of this engaging story is that Robinson doesn't treat post-traumatic stress disorder with that nifty abbreviation, PTSD, neatly buttoning it in place."- The New York Times Book Review (Editors' Choice) "Robinson brings the tolls of war up close....Her powerful novel demonstrates that fiction actually can function as a sort of explosive device."- The Washington Post "Stunning...Conrad's story is compulsively readable."-Meg Waite Clayton, Ms. Magazine "Sparta's force lies in its level of bared psychological detail...It sounds an alarm for an invisible American crisis."- The Wall Street Journal "Roxana Robinson's Sparta delicately explores the fissures between the military experience and civilian life with this portrait of a liberal northeastern family and what happens when their son, a young Marine lieutenant, returns home from Iraq irrevocably changed. This book is not simply about war, but about the horror and enforced isolation of trauma, the inevitable merging of the personal and the political, and the possibilities and trials found within the bonds of familial and romantic love."-Phil Klay, author of Redeployment "Roxana Robinson's Sparta is a feat of the imagination. Vividly and with unflinching wisdom, Robinson has given voice, substance, and profound reality to her protagonist, Conrad Farrell of the Marine Corps-and in so doing, to thousands of veterans like him."-Claire Messud, author of The Woman Upstairs and The Emperor's Children " Sparta gives us an unflinching portrayal of the costs of war, costs that go far beyond what the tallies of killed and wounded can tell us. There are plenty of losses that can be measured only in the language of the spirit, and it's books such as this one, necessary books, that guide us to a fuller appreciation of war's costs."-Ben Fountain, author of Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk Praise for Roxana Robinson: "One of our best writers."- The Washington Post "Both lyrical and unsentimental, richly honest and humane."- The Wall Street Journal "An intelligent, sensitive analyst of family life."- Chicago Tribune
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