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Title	:	Tirza
Author	:	Arnon Grunberg
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 430 pages
Published	:	September 19th 2006 by Nijgh & Van Ditmar (first published 2006)
Categories	:	Fiction. European Literature. Dutch Literature. Literature

Tirza Paperback | Pages: 430 pages

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De vrijheid mag lonken, maar liefst niet de hele dag; wanneer de vrijheid uitsluitend tijdens de zomervakantie lonkt, is het leven al zwaar genoeg. Jörgen Hofmeester is vader van twee dochters en werkzaam voor een gerenommeerd bedrijf. Dankzij een uitgekiend financieel beleid woont hij op stand: bandeloosheid leidt tot rampen. Stilstand is voor Hofmeester de voorwaarde voor liefde en geluk. Loom houdt hij van zijn dochters. Dat zijn echtgenote hem ingeruild heeft voor een jeugdliefde op een woonboot en dat een gedeelte van zijn vermogen is verdwenen door malversaties van merkwaardige groeperingen die de wereldeconomie beheersen, het deert hem niet. Zolang hij maar van zijn kinderen mag houden. Maar op een avond staat zijn echtgenote weer voor de deur. En dan doet een man zijn intrede in het leven van Jörgen Hofmeester, een man die als twee druppels water op Mohammed Atta lijkt.

Present Books Conducive To Tirza

Original Title:	Tirza
ISBN:	9038827261 (ISBN13: 9789038827261)
Edition Language:	Dutch
Setting:	Amsterdam(Netherlands)
Literary Awards:	Publieksprijs voor het Nederlandse Boek Nominee (2007), Gouden Uil (2007), AKO / ECI Literatuurprijs Nominee (2007), BTBA Best Translated Book Award Nominee for Fiction Shortlist (2014), Libris Literatuurprijs (2007) De Inktaap Nominee (2008), Vijfjaarlijkse Prijs van de Koninklijke Academie voor Nederlandse Taal- en Letterkunde for proza (2011), Vondel Prize Nominee for Sam Garrett (2015)

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Ok, I get it that a lot of people consider this a literary masterpiece, because it is well-written with a lot of attention for the peculiar thoughts and relationships of the main character. Personally, however, I didn't like it. The story evolves so irritatingly slowly that it made me nervous. Each time I expected something to happen, nothing actually happened. I could also not relate to any of the characters and Hofmeester's ideas are depressing and sick. I suppose this is the type of book that

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No no no no no no i cant help it but just no sorry no is no this is no but thanks

There is a law of physics that posits that everything that is in movement will try to stay moving. Once a ball rolls down a hill, it will require another external force, like a wall, or like friction, to stop it. I'm inclined to agree that there is little to nothing one can do against this impermeable force of change, but I also know that a lot of people will be different, and will actively resist this inherent dynamism in everything.Jörgen Hofmeester, for instance, the protagonist of this

I received a copy of "Tirza by Arnon Grunberg" from Open Letter Press in exchange for review.Jorgen Hofmeester is a father of two daughters and lives the life as a publisher and a landlord. Renting out the upstairs of his house to locals or travelers. After losing his first daughter to growing up and moving out. He has his last daughter left "Tirza" Throwing a going away party for his daughter takes a few unexpected turns, including his wife returning after 3 years of not being around. She tries

Wow. This book had me blown away. But only after at least 80% of the book. The beginning of the book was really boring and reptitive. How can you talk about someone making sushi for over 100 pages? But when the plot twist came, I was stunned. I did not see that coming. But, to get there, you first have to fight yourself through 85% of boring talk about sushi. I'm not sure if that's really worth it.

Finally done with this after 3 goddamn years. FREEDOOOOMSo the first maybe 380 pages of this book were a mix of boring and disgusting. Loooots of mentioning of sex, and a lot of it a little.... quesionable (eg. Banging a classmate of your daughters in your shed at the daughters party)Buuuut I gotta admit the last bit was surprising and quite good, like damn boi I didnt see that coming. It kinda makes me want to reread parts to see the foreshadowing, cause it was there and I know it wassss.So