Andorra
1999 Nominated

Andorra

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ABOUT
THE BOOK

After a devastating personal tragedy, a man leaves the United States to begin a new life abroad. The country he finds himself in is inordinately influenced by his imagination, and the events there are eerily reminiscent of his past, especially when he begins to fall in love with two women simultaneously. Andorra is a small country, inhabited by such people as Mrs Reinhardt, living out her lifetime in the penthouse of the Hotel Excelsior; the Dents, an Australian couple who share a first name, a huge dog, and a secret; Sophonsobia Quay, the matriarch of the Quay family, and her two beautiful daughters; and Esmeralda St. Pitt, who runs a boarding house for those with impeccable moral standards. A sinisterly beautiful novel about deceit, desire, and the persistence of memory, Andorra is Peter Cameron’s third novel: he lives in New York City.

ABOUT
THE AUTHOR Peter
Cameron

Peter Cameron is the author of seven novels and three collections of stories. His short fiction and poems have been published in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, The Kenyon Review, Mademoiselle, Rolling Stone, Grand Street, The New Republic, and The Yale Review. He has taught at Columbia, Oberlin, Yale, Sarah Lawrence, and The New School.
Peter Cameron is the author of seven novels and three collections of stories. His short fiction and poems have been published in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, The Kenyon Review, Mademoiselle, Rolling Stone, Grand Street, The New Republic, and The Yale Review. He has taught at Columbia, Oberlin, Yale, Sarah Lawrence, and The New School.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Country
United States
Author
Publisher
Farrar, Straus & Giroux

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