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The Pelton Papers : A Novel Paperback Mari Coates
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She Writes Press
ISBN-10
1631526871
ISBN-13
9781631526879
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Book Title
Pelton Papers : a Novel
Number of Pages
328 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Contemporary Women, Literary, Biographical, Historical
Publication Year
2020
Genre
Fiction
Format
Trade Paperback
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8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in
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2020 IPPY Awards Bronze Winner in Historical Fiction "Coates' thoroughly researched novel . . . succeeds beautifully at recreating the emotional life of this once-obscure artist, whose legacy has lately become the subject of renewed interest. . . . The author also describes the artist's unique spiritual journey and the inspiration for her later, abstract works in vivid prose that's worthy of the artist. An in-depth, highly personal portrait of a remarkable talent." -- Kirkus , starred review "Coates's stirring debut imagines the life of painter Agnes Pelton . . . [and] brilliantly captures the creative eye of an unassuming, uniquely talented artist." -- Publishers Weekly " . . . quietly moving . . . " -- The New York Times Book Review "Coates' first novel, a remarkable imagining of modernist artist Agnes Pelton's life, with layered focus on her personal and professional growth in New York and the Southwest, is an intriguing combination of historical fiction and biography. . . . deeply moving. . . . A meditative and memorable story of one artist's complex journey." -- Booklist "A beautifully written imagining of the intimate world of artist Agnes Pelton, whose spirit and under-appreciated work Mari Coates brings back to life." --Peg Alford Pursell, author of A Girl Goes into the Forest "Beautifully lucid, calm, and radiant, this lovely novel illuminates what it really means to shape a life around the making of art. To rise, having been disappointed. To rise, again and again." --Andrea Barrett, author of Ship Fever and Archangel "A luminous portrait of a woman with remarkable artistic talent, courage , and wisdom. Agnes Pelton grapples with the devastating consequences of a family scandal and her own secret passions during the tumultuous early twentieth century in America, when women had not yet won the right to vote. Beautifully written, the book is not only a feast for the senses but also a profound meditation on the creative process and the regenerative power of art." --Helen Fremont, author of The Escape Artist and After Long Silence " The Pelton Papers is an extraordinary book. Like its subject, Agnes Pelton, it avoids the obvious at every turn. I loved accompanying her through the first half of the twentieth century to her own visionary modernism as a painter. It's the skill of this novel to make her life of contradictions--solitary, social, ignored, glorified--the quietly fabulous tale that it is." --Joan Silber, author of Improvement , winner of the PEN/Faulkner award for Fiction and the National Book Critics Circle Award "In The Pelton Papers , the wonderfully gifted Mari Coates recreates in gorgeous detail both Agnes Pelton's work and the life that led to that work. Reading these mesmerizing pages, I felt that I understood all over again the hardships and the joy of making art. From first to last, Pelton is on a journey of the soul and we, her lucky readers, are privileged to accompany her on that journey of darkness and radiance. A truly marvelous debut." --Margot Livesey, author of Mercury and The Flight of Gemma Hardy
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A richly imagined novel based on the life of artist Agnes Pelton, whose life tracks the early days of modernism in America. Born into a family ruined by scandal, Agnes becomes part of the lively New York art scene, finding early success in the famous Armory Show of 1913. Fame seems inevitable, but Agnes is burdened by shyness and instead retreats to a contemplative life, first to a Long Island windmill, and then to the California desert. Undefeated by her history--family ruination in the Beecher-Tilton scandal, a shrouded Brooklyn childhood, and a passionate attachment to another woman--she follows her muse to create more than a hundred luminous and deeply spiritual abstract paintings., A richly imagined novel based on the life of artist Agnes Pelton, The Pelton Papers covers everything from her shrouded Brooklyn childhood to her early success in the Armory Show of 1913, subsequent retreat to a contemplative life, and, ultimately, the flowering of her deeply spiritual art., A richly imagined novel based on the life of artist Agnes Pelton, whose life tracks the early days of modernism in America. Born into a family ruined by scandal, Agnes becomes part of the lively New York art scene, finding early success in the famous Armory Show of 1913. Fame seems inevitable, but Agnes is burdened by shyness and instead retreats to a contemplative life, first to a Long Island windmill, and then to the California desert. Undefeated by her history-family ruination in the Beecher-Tilton scandal, a shrouded Brooklyn childhood, and a passionate attachment to another woman-she follows her muse to create more than a hundred luminous and deeply spiritual abstract paintings.
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