Mrs. March
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Soon film adaptation with Elizabeth Moss in the title role
The last novel by George Marsh is a real diamond in the world of literature. Who, if not the writer’s wife, be proud of a talented spouse? Mrs. March bathes in the rays of his glory, accepts compliments and arranges parties.
But one morning everything changes. A familiar saleswoman in her beloved confectionery notes that the main character of George’s last novel has been written off with none other than the writer"s wife. "But ... isn"t she ... a whore?" Suddenly, the poor Mrs. March loses confidence that he generally knows his husband and ... himself.
Later, accidentally discovering a newspaper clipping about a missing young girl in George’s office, she begins to suspect him in the murder. From now on, everything ceases to be what it seems.
In search of the truth, Mrs. March goes on a painful journey through the dark corners of his mind, close to psychosis. It has begun with the pages of the ill -fated novel, it can lead her to both the killer and to the long -buried secrets of the past.
And above all, she has to find out: who is Mrs. March? ..
A strikingly psychological novel in which the perfectly shy world of New York turns into a chapito paranoia and gloomy visions. During reading, you, like the main character, will begin to doubt even in your own reflection in the mirror.
"I read the novel by Virginia Feito for one sitting and was so captured by them that I realized: I should do it. I have to play Mrs. March. As a character, she is fascinating, complex and deeply human, and I
The last novel by George Marsh is a real diamond in the world of literature. Who, if not the writer’s wife, be proud of a talented spouse? Mrs. March bathes in the rays of his glory, accepts compliments and arranges parties.
But one morning everything changes. A familiar saleswoman in her beloved confectionery notes that the main character of George’s last novel has been written off with none other than the writer"s wife. "But ... isn"t she ... a whore?" Suddenly, the poor Mrs. March loses confidence that he generally knows his husband and ... himself.
Later, accidentally discovering a newspaper clipping about a missing young girl in George’s office, she begins to suspect him in the murder. From now on, everything ceases to be what it seems.
In search of the truth, Mrs. March goes on a painful journey through the dark corners of his mind, close to psychosis. It has begun with the pages of the ill -fated novel, it can lead her to both the killer and to the long -buried secrets of the past.
And above all, she has to find out: who is Mrs. March? ..
A strikingly psychological novel in which the perfectly shy world of New York turns into a chapito paranoia and gloomy visions. During reading, you, like the main character, will begin to doubt even in your own reflection in the mirror.
"I read the novel by Virginia Feito for one sitting and was so captured by them that I realized: I should do it. I have to play Mrs. March. As a character, she is fascinating, complex and deeply human, and I
Author:
Author:Вирджиния Фейто
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-118989-1
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