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El. knyga: Heavy Metal

4.15/5 (61 ratings by Goodreads)
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Andrew Bourelle’s novel, Heavy Metal, gives us a glimpse into the life of Danny, a teenager who seeks peace and stability after the suicide of his mother.

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"Bourelles skillful novel captures humanity that doesnt end in a neat, feel-good resolution. Heavy Metal advocates for awareness of loss survivors. Its a novel written for thinkers, but hopefully not the last weve seen of Danny." Heavy Feather Review

"Andrew Bourelles first novel grabs you by the throat from the first sentence and drags you deep into a vividly imagined world. The milieu is working class, 1980s hard-luck America, where Headbangers Ball is playing on MTV and the kids arent all right at all. Heavy Metal is an intense, suspenseful, and moving novel that gives due respect to lives that are mostly ignored. Heavy, indeedand unforgettable." Dan Chaon

"A real gut-punch of a novel, Heavy Metal sings with energy and beauty and honest abandon about grief and hope and trying to find ones balance in an unsteady world. At a certain point [ spoiler alert] the young narrator shoots a bottle out of the sky. 'The glass explodes like a bottle rocket,' as he tells it, 'the shards glinting in the firelight underneath the gray-lit sky.' The same can be said for this novel and family, both of which explode 'like a bottle rocket, the shards glinting in the firelight underneath the gray-lit sky.'" William Lychack

"In Heavy Metal, the desire for vengeance fuels a conflict between high school rivals that forces the protagonist, Danny, to decide between perpetuating brutality and dying or ending it and living. What I loved most, though, were the unexpected moments of searing insight into the hearts, minds, and souls of characters one might otherwise dismiss, leaving them to their grim existential outlooks without ever hearing the poetry of the music whose banner they fly. As suspenseful as it is intelligent and as cinematic as it is lyrical, Bourelles first novel is a landmark achievement and, once started, impossible to put down." Daniel Mueller

"Heavy Metal is a brilliant debut novel, at once an incisive, complex character study of damaged youth and a ferociously exciting page-turner. Andrew Bourelle knows that suspense is created not only by a loaded gun, but by the fears of the person holding it. Hes written one of the best novels Ive read in a long time." Christopher Coake

Andrew Bourelle is the author of Heavy Metal, the winner of the 2016 Autumn House Press Fiction Prize, and 48 Hours to Kill. He also co-authored two books with the writer James Paterson. A former newspaper reporter, Bourelle is now an associate professor of English at the University of New Mexico.