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Summary
Summary
Bold, brave and darkly funny, Triburbia creates a powerful portrait of a group of unlikely friends and a neighbourhood in transition.
Author Notes
Karl Taro Greenfeld is a former Tokyo correspondent for The Nation. A longtime staff writer for Time, he is currently living in Hong Kong, where he is the deputy editor of Time Asia.
Reviews (1)
Publisher's Weekly Review
Centered upon the intersecting lives of a handful of TriBeCa residents, Greenfield's novel charts the struggles, failures, and successes of a sound engineer, a gangster, a chef, a sculptor, a film producer, and a memoirist. With each chapter told from the perspective of one of the primary characters, this audio edition features a different narrator for each point of view. Although the cast hands in effective and consistent performances that ably capture the characters, listeners will, at times-particularly during transitions between longer chapters-find themselves confused about which character is saying what. Additionally confusing are sections of dialogue-as each narrator must also voice the book's other primary characters. Still, listeners willing to stick it out will find this a compelling tale of life in New York City. A Harper hardcover. (July) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.