Blue Voyage

A Novel

Fiction & Literature, Psychological, Literary
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Author: Conrad Aiken ISBN: 9781504011396
Publisher: Open Road Media Publication: June 2, 2015
Imprint: Open Road Media Language: English
Author: Conrad Aiken
ISBN: 9781504011396
Publisher: Open Road Media
Publication: June 2, 2015
Imprint: Open Road Media
Language: English

In this autobiographical debut novel from one of America’s most acclaimed poets, a writer’s sentimental journey across the Atlantic becomes a crucible of heartbreak and mental anguish

William Demarest settles into his room, checks his pockets for his seasickness pills, and wanders onto the deck of the ship that will be his home for the next few days. The lights of New York City are still faintly visible, but Demarest’s mind is on London, where he hopes to be reunited with the woman he adores. He has spent countless nights pining for her and is finally ready to declare his love.
 
In a state of feverish anticipation, Demarest steals onto the first-class section of the ship. There, to his surprise, he discovers the woman he is traveling thousands of miles to see, only for her to dismiss him with devastating coldness. For the rest of the voyage, Demarest must wrestle with golden memories turned to dust and long-cherished fantasies that will never come to pass.
 
A brilliant novel of psychological insight and formal experimentation reminiscent of the stories of James Joyce, *Blue Voyage *is a bold work of art from a winner of the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize.

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In this autobiographical debut novel from one of America’s most acclaimed poets, a writer’s sentimental journey across the Atlantic becomes a crucible of heartbreak and mental anguish

William Demarest settles into his room, checks his pockets for his seasickness pills, and wanders onto the deck of the ship that will be his home for the next few days. The lights of New York City are still faintly visible, but Demarest’s mind is on London, where he hopes to be reunited with the woman he adores. He has spent countless nights pining for her and is finally ready to declare his love.
 
In a state of feverish anticipation, Demarest steals onto the first-class section of the ship. There, to his surprise, he discovers the woman he is traveling thousands of miles to see, only for her to dismiss him with devastating coldness. For the rest of the voyage, Demarest must wrestle with golden memories turned to dust and long-cherished fantasies that will never come to pass.
 
A brilliant novel of psychological insight and formal experimentation reminiscent of the stories of James Joyce, *Blue Voyage *is a bold work of art from a winner of the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize.

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