Murther & Walking Spirits
Murther & Walking Spirits by Robertson Davies is a reprint edition published by Penguin Books in 1992, featuring 357 pages in English. This novel begins with the protagonist’s murder in the very first sentence, setting the stage for a unique exploration of family history and legacy as he observes the lives of his ancestors from the American Revolution to modern times.
Readers will find a blend of fiction and fantasy as the narrative unfolds through the protagonist’s ghostly perspective. The story delves into themes of family life and the connections that transcend time, offering insights into the characters’ exploits across generations. This edition invites readers to engage with Davies’ distinctive storytelling style and the intricate tapestry of familial relationships that shape the narrative.
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Anthony Burgess listed Davies’ The Rebel Angels among the 99 best novels of our time and declared that Davies himself is “without doubt Nobel Prize material”. In this unusual novel, Davies’ protagonist is murdered in the first sentence of the book, but he lingers as a ghost to view the exploits of his ancestors, from the American Revolution to the present.
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