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Martin and John

3.7/5 ( ratings)

In Martin and John, Dale Peck weaves together two sets of stories to create a haunting, heartrending portrait of an artist in our time. The first is told episodically by John, a hustler in New York, who falls in love with Martin, a man dying of AIDS. Interwoven with these stories is a second set, in which characters named Martin and John appear, but living different lives. The resulting novel is a work of stunning originality that is "inspired and brilliant" .

Language: English

Pages: 248

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Farrar Straus Giroux

Release: August 08, 2006

ISBN: 0374530300

ISBN 13: 9780374530303

Martin and John

3.7/5 ( ratings)

In Martin and John, Dale Peck weaves together two sets of stories to create a haunting, heartrending portrait of an artist in our time. The first is told episodically by John, a hustler in New York, who falls in love with Martin, a man dying of AIDS. Interwoven with these stories is a second set, in which characters named Martin and John appear, but living different lives. The resulting novel is a work of stunning originality that is "inspired and brilliant" .

Language: English

Pages: 248

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Farrar Straus Giroux

Release: August 08, 2006

ISBN: 0374530300

ISBN 13: 9780374530303

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