Northern Lights (OʻBrien romani)

Northern Lights
Muallif(lar)	Tim O'Brien
Muqova artist(lar)i	Bob Antler
Mamlakat	Amerika Qo‘shma Shtatlari
Til	inglizcha
Nashr etilgan sanasi	1975-yil avgust
Nashriyot	Delacorte Press (AQSh)
Avvalgisi	If I Die in a Combat Zone, Box Me Up and Ship Me Home (1973)
Keyingisi	Going After Cacciato (1978)

Northern Lights — amerikalik yozuvchi Tim O'Brienning ilk romani^[1]^[2]. Ilk bor 1975-yil avgust oyida nashr etilgan^[1]^[3]. Asar ikki aka-ukaning munosabatlariga bagʻishlangan. Syujetning katta qismi changʻida mamlakat boʻylab sayohat qilish jarayonida kechadi^[4].

Manbalar

↑ ^1,0 ^1,1 „NORTHERN LIGHTS | Kirkus Reviews“.
↑ Philip A. Greasley — Dictionary of Midwestern Literature, Volume 1: The Authors 2001- p395 0253108411 „…Northern Lights, was published two years later to mixed reviews. In 1976 OʻBrien left Harvard without a degree to pursue his writing career, settling in the Boston area. Chapters from what would become Going after Cacciato …“
↑ „Minnesota Historical Society“.
↑ Patrick A. Smith Tim OʻBrien: A Critical Companion 2005 p52 0313330557 „CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT Even though an ill-fated cross-country ski trip consumes nearly half the novel, Northern Lights is perhaps more aptly categorized as character- rather than plot-driven fiction, focusing on the relationships …“

1970-yillar romanlariga oid ushbu maqola chaladir. Siz uni boyitib, ZiyoSferaga yordam berishingiz mumkin.

[auto-1] 1,0 ^1,1 „NORTHERN LIGHTS | Kirkus Reviews“.

[2] Philip A. Greasley — Dictionary of Midwestern Literature, Volume 1: The Authors 2001- p395 0253108411 „…Northern Lights, was published two years later to mixed reviews. In 1976 OʻBrien left Harvard without a degree to pursue his writing career, settling in the Boston area. Chapters from what would become Going after Cacciato …“

[3] „Minnesota Historical Society“.

[4] Patrick A. Smith Tim OʻBrien: A Critical Companion 2005 p52 0313330557 „CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT Even though an ill-fated cross-country ski trip consumes nearly half the novel, Northern Lights is perhaps more aptly categorized as character- rather than plot-driven fiction, focusing on the relationships …“

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