Foe• Text continues its re-release of the J. M. Coetzee back catalogue with this eye-catching new edition of Foe, featuring an introduction by renowned Australian writer and poet Peter Goldsworthy • The re-release of four celebrated Coetzee titles will coincide with the release of the third and final instalment of Coetzee’s Jesus trilogy, The Death of Jesus • A fantastic opportunity to rediscover the work of one of the world’s most renowned writers • First published in 1986, Foe weaves a searing original narrative into the story of Daniel Foe’s classic tale Robinson Crusoe • Truth, fiction and literary folklore combine in this thoroughly imaginative–and still achingly relevant–story which addresses the inherent power structures of language and storytelling • A monthly extract series of the new introductions will be placed in a major print or online newspaper such as the Australian or Guardian; radio interview with the introducer, plus review coverage promoting attractive price points and new look and feel for the collection • Advertising campaign in both print and online publications such as the Monthly, Lifted Brow, Australian Book Review and across social media; giveaways and promotions with writer organisations such as the SA Writers Centre and journals such as Farrago, Voiceworks and Meanjin promoting the attractive price points and new introductions • Bookmarks featuring W H Chong’s original cover artwork to be available for the trade |
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User Review - jonfaith - LibraryThingThis review will overflow with cliché. Such is the sum of my experience. Fox is a meditation on silence. Coetzee explores the natural aspects of such. The sea and wilderness yield no ready wisdom ... Read full review
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User Review - Dreesie - LibraryThingA fascinating look at storytelling--approached through another author's story. Coetzee introduces Susan Barton, lately a female castaway, as she approaches the author Foe to tell the story of herself ... Read full review