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Paul Carlucci
Born
in Deep River, Ontario, Canada
February 21, 1981
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Paul Carlucci isn't a Goodreads Author
(yet),
but they
do have a blog,
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The Sunday Times Ranks The Voyageur in the Top Ten of Historical Fiction So Far This Year
Sunday Times book critics Antonia Senior and Nick Rennison have ranked The Voyageur among the top ten works of historical fiction so far this year.
"Paul Carlucci has written an exceptionally vivid and intense tale of a young man struggling to find freedom amid people eager only to exploit him." - Nick Rennison
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/0e... Read more of this blog post »
"Paul Carlucci has written an exceptionally vivid and intense tale of a young man struggling to find freedom amid people eager only to exploit him." - Nick Rennison
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/0e... Read more of this blog post »
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The Voyageur
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The High-Rise in Fort Fierce
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A Plea for Constant Motion
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Crow Never Dies: Life on the Great Hunt
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published
2016
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4 editions
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The Secret Life of Fission
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2014
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“This thing right here is an edgy sex-type thing: all po-mo and throwback, at once passionate and insincere. It creeps around downtown, goes underground in the financial district, resurfaces on Queen West, becomes a full-blown geyser in bars like this. The Cramp are on, and everybody’s All Tore Up, probably snorting coke in the bathroom, shooting bourbon at the bar, and pretty soon it’ll be The Creature from the Black Leather Lagoon, red satin curtains in the window behind the stage, hubcaps on the walls.”
― The Secret Life of Fission
― The Secret Life of Fission
“If they die here together, starved like prisoners, she hopes he’ll come with her to find her legs. She hopes he can swim. But even if he can’t, she’s sure he’ll learn once the water touches his toes. The knowledge will come to his body, like in a dream. She imagines the two of them swimming side by side in an endless sea, an epic of water below them, billion of colourful fish joining their adventure. There would be an island eventually. They would wade ashore and pick fruit from the trees.”
― A Plea for Constant Motion
― A Plea for Constant Motion
“But what if everyone assumes they're doomed to die, no survivors? What if the plane is breaking up, and the smoky sky leaks through the cracks, and there’s a piercing screech in the wind? There’s the promise of disintegration, of body parts scattered across hundreds of kilometres of wilderness, and teddy bears, and a debris field filmed from a helicopter, families weeping in nearby airports, framed on the front page, last names later chiseled into a marble memorial. That would be so much worse, that moment you realize no one’s going to make it, everyone’s going to die, because no survivors means the end of your world, ugliness all the way down, fear and its resulting cruelty, until the wings slice the treetops and the cabin bursts into flames. No survivors is the end of everything.”
― The High-Rise in Fort Fierce
― The High-Rise in Fort Fierce
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