The way we love.
de Noelle Marie Nagales
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“The way we love.” is an existentialist work of fiction that follows the narrative of an unnamed protagonist and her lover as she begins to recall memories of their past, from their first encounter to their last. Uncovering the reasoning behind his suicide, she becomes engulfed in a feeling of incompleteness—forced to combat her reality: how the worst of the other drew them together.
Paralleling the vision of the individual within the metropolis, “The way we love.” focuses on a close-quarter view that transcribes the traditional outlook of self-love and value; as it isn’t our success or failures that defines our existence but our connection to others.
Paralleling the vision of the individual within the metropolis, “The way we love.” focuses on a close-quarter view that transcribes the traditional outlook of self-love and value; as it isn’t our success or failures that defines our existence but our connection to others.
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Características y detalles
- Categoría principal: Literatura y ficción
- Categorías adicionales Romance, Nueva York
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Características: 13×20 cm
N.º de páginas: 222 -
ISBN
- Tapa blanda: 9781715228880
- Fecha de publicación: jul. 20, 2020
- Idioma English
- Palabras clave Fiction Novel, Noelle Nagales, Prose, Contemporary
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Noelle Marie Nagales
New York
Noelle Marie Nagales is a Filipino-American contemporary novelist. Born in Santa Clara, CA and raised in Queens, New York, Noelle's work primarily focuses on existentialist fiction--inspired by prose poetry and Japanese Literature. Her first novel received "The Dortort Family Undergraduate Prize in Creative Writing" for the most accomplished body of work in 2015, with her short stories later published in various magazines. She is currently an Assistant Adjunct Professor at the City College of New York and Baruch College, where she teaches English Composition and Creative Writing. https://noellenagales.com/