<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>"First published in Norway in 2014 as Innsirkling 3 by H. Aschehoug & Co. (W. Nygaard), Oslo"--Copyright page.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p><b>The Encircling Trilogy comes thundering to a close as the man at the center is revealed</b> <p/>The final book in Carl Frode Tiller's groundbreaking Encircling Trilogy is here. In Barbara Haveland's powerful translation, two new letters circle closer than ever to David, who allegedly lost his memory. One is from Marius, who has led the life of wealth and privilege that David was meant to live. And yet Marius does not appreciate it--desperate for attention, he lies to his girlfriend, with disastrous consequences. The other comes from Susanne, an ex-lover whose affair with David led to the breakup of her marriage. Humiliated by David's unflattering portrayal of her in his novel, Susanne is determined to exact revenge on him in the most painful possible way. <p/>Last of all we come face-to-face with David himself: a frustrated writer whose early successes have faded. His therapy sessions seem to reveal a dangerous and violent individual bent on getting what he wants at any cost. With David's own story told, the last piece falls into place, and his true character is unveiled. But as with books one and two, there are twists and turns that upset expectations and leave the reader wondering whom to believe. Across three books, Tiller's incisive character portraits lay bare the inequalities of class and excesses of wealth in Norwegian society. With <i>Encircling 3: Aftermath</i>, Tiller sounds the unexplored depths of David's life, in the culmination of this astonishing feat of psychological realism.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p>"Tiller's pointillistic approach gains power as it goes along. . . . A surprising, emotionally intense character study that elevates everyday anxieties into epic form."<b>--<i>Kirkus Reviews</i>, starred review <p/></b>"Encircling 3 holds plenty of revelations while meditating deeply on class, social responsibility, and the legitimacy of fiction."<b><i>--Booklist</i><br></b><br>"Tiller's fascinating and revelatory final volume in his Encircling trilogy turns everything readers thought they knew on its head. . . .Tiller has created a polyphony of intriguing characters and a brilliant inquiry into the construction of personhood. This strong series couldn't have gone out on a better note."<b><i>--Publishers Weekly</i>, starred review</b> <p/>"The Encircling Trilogy is by turns hilarious, deadly serious, playful, and a profound chronicle of wealth and class. It is, without question, one of the most profound and enjoyable reading experiences of my life."<b>--Peter Geye, author of <i>Northermost <p/></i></b>"The translation of Norwegian superstar Carl Frode Tiller's <i>The Encircling Trilogy</i> is a giant and invaluable gift to English-speaking readers everywhere."<b>--Rebecca Dinerstein Knight</b></p><br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><p><b>Carl Frode Tiller</b> is the author of six novels and four plays. Books in the Encircling Trilogy have been adapted for the theater and translated into multiple languages. He lives in Trondheim, Norway. <p/><b>Barbara J. Haveland </b>is a leading translator of Norwegian and Danish. She is the translator of all three volumes of <i>The Encircling Trilogy</i> by Carl Frode Tiller, and her recent published works include <i>The Cold Song </i>by Linn Ullmann and new translations of Ibsen's <i>The Master Builder </i>and <i>Little Eyolf</i>. She lives in Copenhagen.</p>
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