Evangeline (平装)
分類: 图书,进口原版书,Literature & Fiction(文学与虚构类),Genre Fiction(类型小说),Historical,
品牌: Ben Farmer
基本信息出版社:OVERLOOK (2011年3月29日)平装:448页正文语种:英语ISBN:1590204379条形码:9781590204375商品重量:46 gASIN:1590204379
商品描述内容简介As the British drove the French out of mid-eighteenth century Acadia (present day Nova Scotia), the beautiful seventeen-year-old Evangeline Bellefontaine is torn by British soldiers from her fiancé, Gabriel Lajeunesse, on the eve of their wedding. Heartbroken but determined, Evangeline-along with illegal trapper Bernard Arseneau and priest Felician Abadie-sets out on a ten-year journey to the French-Spanish colony of Louisiana to seek her long-lost love. Evangeline's epic quest to find Gabriel brings her and her companions across North America's colonial wilderness, through the French and Indian War, and into New Orleans' rebellion against Spanish rule. The influence of Evangeline can still be found at every stop of her epic journey.媒体推荐Praise forEvangeline:
"Farmer is a wonderful storyteller, and readers won't soon forget this tale of love and fortitude. Simply riveting." --Keith Donohue,The New York Timesbestselling author ofThe Stolen Child
"Majestic and stately as Conrad Richter'sAwakening LandTrilogy,Evangelineis a big book from a big mind." -Katharine Weber, author ofTrue ConfectionsandTriangle
"Farmer delivers an evocative impression of American colonial and frontier life; his descriptions of everything from the Maryland frontier to a Louisiana swamp settlement give a real sense of the New World's newness. A meticulously-rendered setting . . a passion-driven plot." --Publishers Weekly
"A historical romance written in unadorned prose, Farmer'sEvangelinewill satisfy readers who allow themselves to swoon, who enjoy sentimentality . . . a kind of fiction that's underrepresented in U.S. bookstores." --ForeWordmagazine
"Farmer has reinvested this classic adventure tale with plenty of historical detail and character traits that will surely bring it alive for many new readers." --Bookreporter.com
"The thing that sets Farmer's book apart is that it is pretty close to the original story as told in Longfellow's poem...acurate and interesting." --Baton Rouge Advocate
"Farmer does a yeoman's job in setting the poem in prose...It's a grand tale told by a wonderful storyteller." --Owen Sound Sun Times