Every Seventh Wave
By (Author) Daniel Glattauer
Translated by Katharina Bielenberg
Translated by Jamie Bulloch
Translated by Katharina Bielenberg
Quercus Publishing
MacLehose Press
19th February 2013
31st January 2013
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Fiction in translation
833.92
Paperback
272
Width 130mm, Height 199mm, Spine 17mm
192g
Love Virtually ends as Leo leaves Austria for America. He and Emmi have still not met, but the intensity of their e-mail correspondence has been threatening Emmi's marriage.
Leo returns from Boston and gradually resumes his e-mail contact with Emmi. But he has plans to settle down with Pamela, the woman he met in America. In an attempt to draw a line under their relationship, Emmi and Leo at last agree to meet in person.'A brilliantly complex and sophisticated love story ... thought-provoking and engrossing' Metro . * Metro *
Just what you need. -- Wendy Holden * Daily Mail *
Perhaps the first great romantic novel of the internet age. * Sunday Express *
A modern romance that feels both fresh and traditional -- Rebecca Wilson * Sunday Times *
I couldn't put it down ... like a jilted lover, when I reached the end I wanted more. -- Danielle Goldstein * Time Out *
Daniel Glattauer was born in Vienna in 1960, where he works as a journalist and writer. Since 1989 he has been a columnist for Der Standard, and three collections of his articles have been published in book form.
Jamie Bulloch (Leo) is a translator and historian. Katharina Bielenberg (Emmi) is an editor and translator. They are husband and wife.