The Traymore Rooms: A Novel In Five Parts,New

The Traymore Rooms: A Novel In Five Parts,New

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A MILLIONS.COM MOST ANTICIPATED BOOK OF 2013A HYPOALLERGIC FALL LITERARY RELEASE TO KNOW ABOUTNorm Sibum is not everyone's cup of tea ... instead of breathing air he inhales the exhaust of apocalyptic times.Books in CanadaA place: the Traymore Rooms, downtown Montreal, an old walkup. Those who live there and drink at the nearby caf form the heart of Traymorean society. Their number includes: Eggy, redfaced, West Virginian, a veteran of Korea; Eleanor R (not Eleanor Roosevelt); Dubois, French Canadian, optimist; Moonface, waitresscumLatinscholar and sexpot inexpert; and, most recently, our hero Calhoun. A draft dodger and poetical type.For a time all is lifeasusual: Calhoun argues with Eggy and Dubois, eats Eleanors cobblers, gossips of Moonface, muses on Virgil and the current President. With the arrival of a newcomer to Traymore, however, Calhouns thoughts grow fixated and dark. He comes to believe in the reality of evil. This woman breaks no laws and she inflicts no physical harmyet for the citizens of Traymore, expats and philosophers all, her presence becomes a vortex that draws them closer to the America they dread.Intelligent and frighteningly absurd, with a voice as nimble as Gasss and satire that pierces like Wallaces, The Traymore Roomsis a sustained howl against libertarianism under George W. Bush.Norm Sibum has been writing and publishing poetry for over thirty years. Born in Oberammergau in 1947, he grew up in Germany, Alaska, Utah, and Washington before moving to Vancouver in 1968. The Traymore Rooms is his first novel.

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