The Survivors - by Alex Schulman (Hardcover)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>"Originally published in Sweden as èOverlevarna by Albert Bonniers Fèorlag, Stockholm, in 2020"--Copyright page.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b><b>INTERNATIONAL BEST SELLER - A gripping tour de force in which three estranged brothers return to the Swedish lakeside cottage where, more than two decades before, an unspeakable accident forever altered their family and changed the course of their lives.<br></b></b><br><b>Takes you deep into an emotional labyrinth [where] you'll cry for these brothers. For the men they became, for the boys they were, for the innocence they lost. Brilliant, haunting and unforgettable. --Fredrik Backman, author of <i>A Man Called Ove</i></b> <p/>There is Nils, the oldest, who couldn't escape his suffocating home soon enough, and Pierre, the youngest, easily bullied and quick to lash out. And then there is Benjamin, always the family's nerve center, perpetually on the lookout for triggers and trap doors in a volatile home where the children were left to fend for themselves, competing for their father's favor and their mother's elusive love. <p/>But as the years have unfolded, Benjamin has grown increasingly untethered from reality, frozen in place while life carries on around him. And among the brothers a dangerous current now vibrates. What really happened that summer day when everything was blown to pieces? <p/>In a thrillingly fast-paced narrative, <i>The Survivors</i> mixes the emotional acuity of Edward St. Aubyn, the literary verve of Ian McEwan, and the heart of <i>Shuggie Bain</i>. By brilliantly dissecting a mind unravelling in the wake of tragedy, Alex Schulman reveals the ways in which our deepest loyalties leave us open to the greatest betrayals.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>A lyrical novel of psychological suspense...Powerfully rendered.<i><br>--<b>Wall Street Journal</b></i> <p/>An audacious tour de force, <i>The Survivors</i> takes you deep into an emotional labyrinth. You'll cry for these brothers. For the men they became, for the boys they were, for the innocence they lost. Brilliant, haunting and unforgettable. <b><br>--Fredrik Backman</b>, author of <i>A Man Called Ove</i> <p/><i>The Survivors</i> is a tight, tense marvel of emotional and psychic pain that is as chilling as it is heartbreaking. With precise, evocative prose it winds and coils towards a remarkable conclusion that left me breathless.<br>--<b>Ivy Pochoda</b>, author of<i> Visitation Street</i> and <i>These Women <p/></i>In this taut thriller, three grown brothers bear their mother's ashes to a remote lakeside cabin, where they pore over a crime committed twenty years earlier...Their shared history is a Pandora's box of secrets."<br>--<b>Oprah Daily<br></b><br>"A bleak and beautiful tale of a shattered family and one terrible summer."<br>--<b>Literary Hub, CrimeReads</b> <p/>Startling and original.<br><i>--</i><b><i>Kirkus </i>(starred review) <p/></b>Searing...Schulman writes in an understated prose and has an intuitive feel for the subtleties of gesture and memory.<br><i>--<b>Publishers Weekly<br></b></i><br>Already an international bestseller, Schulman's novel is extraordinary in its structure...An entrancing, gripping read.<i><b><br><i>--Booklist <p/></i></b></i>Evokes a landscape seen through a child's eyes, where beauty and terror are inseparable...An accomplished debut.<i><b><i><br><i>--<b>The Guardian</b></i></i></b></i><br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>ALEX SCHULMAN is a bestselling author and journalist and the co-host of Sweden's most popular podcast. <i>The Survivors</i>, which has sold in over 30 countries, is his fifth novel and marks his international debut. He lives in Sweden with his wife and their three children.<br/> <br/>RACHEL WILLSON-BROYLES majored in Scandinavian Studies at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota, and received her BA there in 2002. She started translating while a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she received a Ph.D. in Scandinavian Studies in 2013. She has translated books such as <i>Helios Disaster</i> by Lina Boström Knausgård, which was a finalist for the National Book Award; <i>Quicksand</i> by Malin Persson Giolito; <i>A Nearly Normal Family</i> by Mattias Edvardsson; and <i>Montecore</i> and <i>Everything I Don't Remember</i> by Jonas Hassen Khemiri. Rachel lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota.<br/>
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