The Futures

The Futures
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A Novel

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فرمت کتاب

audiobook

تاریخ انتشار

2017

نویسنده

Michael Crouch

شابک

9781478968757
  • اطلاعات
  • نقد و بررسی
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نقد و بررسی

Publisher's Weekly

September 26, 2016
Set amid the 2008 financial collapse, Pitoniak’s assured debut explores the cost of realizing—and misinterpreting—one’s dreams. Evan Peck, the son of grocery-store owners in remote British Columbia, needs student loans and a hockey scholarship to afford the Ivy League, while Julia Edwards hails from Northeastern privilege. Meeting at Yale, they fall promptly in love despite their different upbringings. Upon graduation, Evan lands a plum job at a Manhattan hedge fund fighting to survive the deepening Wall Street meltdown, as Julia, unsure of her calling, settles for a low-level job at small nonprofit. Soon, the couple seems to share little more than their cramped apartment. An exhausted Evan worries when the deal he’s working on turns out to have a shady underside; Julia finds in a charismatic journalist the sense of promise that neither work nor Evan gives her. As the distance between them leads to betrayal, they must face the ways they have sabotaged each other and themselves. Navigating terrain—love and youth, college and city life—that’s often oversimplified, Pitoniak eschews cliché for nuanced characterization and sharply observed detail. Evan and Julia ring true as 20-somethings, but Pitoniak’s novel also speaks to anyone who has searched among possible futures for the way back to what Julia calls “the person I had been all along.”



AudioFile Magazine
Narrators Michael Crouch and Sarah Mollo-Christensen narrate this "he said"/"she said" story. College sweethearts Julia, a Boston socialite, and Evan, a Canadian small-town hockey star, adjust to their post-graduation jobs in New York during the 2008 recession. Mollo-Christensen uses a soft, breathy delivery to highlight Julia's many insecurities and growing dissatisfaction with her professional life. In contrast, Crouch's relaxed, rhythmic cadence brings out Evan's na�ve acceptance of his promising start in the world of finance. The narrators enliven the audiobook by illuminating Julia and Evan's conflicting perceptions of shared experiences and the people they meet. Listeners may predict the consequences of the couple's choices, but Crouch and Mollo-Christensen's nicely dovetailed performances will hold their attention nonetheless. C.B.L. � AudioFile 2017, Portland, Maine


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