At Night We Walk in Circles Lib/E (Audiobook)

from abealy

Set in an unnamed Latin American country emerging from the trauma of a long-fought civil war, Daniel Alacron's At Night We Walk in Circles follows Nelson, a young aspiring actor who seeks out his hero Henry, a playwright and director of the group Diciembre, whose satiric play "The Idiot President...

from bcquinnsmom

"...the play is different every time." First -- thanks to LT early reviewers and to the publisher for my copy. Some time ago I read this author's Lost City Radio, and loved it. Absolutely. Now he's back with At Night We Walk in Circles, and I loved this one even more. The blurb describing what's ...

from WillowStarSerenity

I just finished reading At Night We Walk In Circles. It was written by Daniel Alarcon. It's about a man who goes to uncover a story about an actor that he idolizes in a way. This actor had everything he wanted in life, or so it would seem. The only thing he didn't have was the woman he loved. In ...

from chrisblocker

While I was reading At Night We Walk In Circles, I caught my ten year old staring at the book cover. "What?" I asked. "That's a weird title," he said. "Why is it weird?" I asked. He said he didn't know, that it just was. I brushed it off. The next day, while I was reading, my wife interrupted me:...

from PencilStubs

Note: I received an advanced reading copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. My first impression is that At Night We Walk in Circles is the type of multilayered book that an English major could painstakingly dissect and then gleefully churn out pages and pages exploring literary...