No Sound to Break, No Moment Clear - Kiesbye, Stefan
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In this moving coming-of-age novel set in the 1980's, award-winning author Stefan Kiesbye tells the story of a fourteen-year-old boy and his older sister, who grow up in Michigan's storied Upper Peninsula, in a town that has been left off the map. Once no more than a small outcropping of stone in the middle of Lake Superior, it now lives its second incarnation away from curious eyes, a lost island, a haunted place where fairy tales and creatures of legends can still exist. In an atmosphere of neighborly distrust, jealousy, and neglect, the boy and his older sister, Katia, chart their own…mehr

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In this moving coming-of-age novel set in the 1980's, award-winning author Stefan Kiesbye tells the story of a fourteen-year-old boy and his older sister, who grow up in Michigan's storied Upper Peninsula, in a town that has been left off the map. Once no more than a small outcropping of stone in the middle of Lake Superior, it now lives its second incarnation away from curious eyes, a lost island, a haunted place where fairy tales and creatures of legends can still exist. In an atmosphere of neighborly distrust, jealousy, and neglect, the boy and his older sister, Katia, chart their own course without guidance, oversight, or protection. The progressive dissolution of their family makes them discover the ugly secrets at the foundation of their own lives in this forgotten place, where you don't have to sleep to have nightmares. No Sound to Break, No Moment Clear is a novel about what is lost, what is found, and the challenges that, for better or worse, make us who we are.
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Stefan Kiesbye was born on the Baltic Coast and later lived in Berlin, Germany. An award-winning novelist, he has been acclaimed as "the inventor of the modern German Gothic novel" (Die Welt), and his work has been called "absorbing and disconcerting" (Más Cultura) and "sublime" (BookPage). He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.