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Bad Land
- ナレーター： Tara Koehler
- 再生時間： 8 時間 48 分
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Bad Land
批評家のレビュー
“Bad Land is a marvel—original and unforgettable. Chong’s voice echoes beyond the last page.”—Linda Spalding, author of The Purchase
“A powerful and disturbing exploration of kinship and obligation—a riveting literary journey I’ll never forget.”—Suzette Mayr, Scotiabank Giller Prize-winning author of The Sleeping Car Porter
“With compassion and keen perception, Bad Land explores the bodies we inhabit, the blood that connects us, and the bones in the ground under our feet. Corinna Chong is an unforgettable writer, and this is a stunning, deeply unnerving book.”—Julia Phillips, author of Bear and Disappearing Earth
あらすじ・解説
A slow-burning story exploring the generational effects of repression and transgression, set against the raw, eerie landscape of the badlands
Regina is a socially awkward loner who is content to live a life withdrawn from everyone except her cherished pet bunny. But after seven years of silence, Regina's brother, Ricky, shows up unannounced on her doorstep, along with his daughter, Jez—a peculiar six-year-old with an unnerving vicious streak—upending Regina's quiet life.
It's clear to Regina that something terrible has happened, though the truth won't come to the surface easily. After all, Regina and Ricky lived a childhood fraught with secrets buried as deep as the fossils in the desolate landscape around them. But this secret is one that cannot stay buried for long, and its exposure sets off a calamitous journey through the plains and mountains of Alberta's badlands to the coast of BC, forcing Regina to confront the brutality of family love and to question how far she is willing to go to preserve it.
By turns thrilling and heartwarming, rife with gothic tension, and carried by fervent compassion, Bad Land is a story about the toxic nature of guilt, the fragility of memory, and the ways we shape our own versions of the truth in order to survive.