Patrick Melrose 1-Unut Gitsin

In Forget It, the first of the “Patrick Melrose” novel series, Patrick, a child of a noble family, spends his days running and playing in the garden of the family home in the South of France where they stay during the summers. However, the adults around the intelligent and sensitive little Patrick are not very balanced. His father David rules the family tyrannically, while his mother Eleanor resorts to drinking. A day when they have guests for dinner will be very different from the other days of the summer. Because the shocking developments that follow one another with the arrival of the guests cause Patrick's world to be violently divided in two…

Edward St. Aubyn's multi-award-winning, semi-autobiographical “Patrick Melrose” novels, which have also been adapted into a series of films, stand out with both their subtle style and irony, as well as their humane sensitivity. Beginning in the 1960s, the novels depict Melrose's traumatic childhood, his depressed youth in 1980s New York and his coming of age in 2000s England, displaying the panorama of a generation.

One of the most brilliant British novelists of his generation.

- Alan Hollinghurst -

(From the Promotion Bulletin)

Pulp Type : 2. Pulp

Number of Pages : 152

Sizes : 12.5 x 19.5

First Printing Year : 2018

Number of Prints : 1. Printing