Тобиас Хилл — новинки

The Hidden is a novel of the secrets we keep, the ties that bind us and the true cost of fulfilling our desires.

Skin is an astonishingly accomplished debut from a gifted writer with a fresh, incisive and innovative gaze.

Underground

From the acclaimed author of Underground and The Love of Stones, The Cryptographer is a brilliant vision of the London of tomorrow and a thrilling and unforgettable story of codes, love and money.

The Love of Stones

Three decades. Three families. One city. What Was Promised is a beautiful, powerful, multi-layered novel of London and its children, of roots and belonging, and of the collisions that can pull us together and spin us apart

Three decades. Three families. One city. What Was Promised is a beautiful, powerful, multi-layered novel of London and its children, of roots and belonging, and of the collisions that can pull us together and spin us apart

Летом 1962 года Джон, Пол, Джордж и Ринго создали свою группу, и этот момент стал зарождением настоящей поп-легенды. Талантливые парни из Ливерпуля буквально взяли мир приступом. Благодаря гению Леннона и МакКартни, их песни покорили сердца как молодых, так и людей более зрелого возраста, а только лишь появление их на сцене доводило тинейджеров до слез.

In Greece, a close-knit group search for the buried traces of a formidable ancient power. A latecomer, Ben Mercer, finds himself drawn to their brilliance and charisma, thrilled by the possibility of acceptance and excited by the dangerous games they play. But there is more to the group than he understands, and Ben finds out too late that some things should remain hidden. This recording is unabridged. Typically abridged audiobooks are not more than 60 per cent of the author's work and as low as 30 per cent with characters and plotlines removed.

Tobias Hill's first full-length collection, "Year of the Dog", won an Eric Gregory award in 1995. Dominated by images and narratives from Hill's stay in Japan, as well as other travel poems, the book contains Hill's celebrated sequence "A Year in Japan", with its sweeping filmic narratives of the poet's encounters in a distant and strange land. Hill's skills in depicting urban pastoral landscapes and human tableux are much in evidence. Now made available in a new edition, this hard to obtain work will delight fans and collectors. 'Hill's special territory, in poetry and prose, is the 'urban-pastoral' ...his native North London is transformed, with many deftly dark touches, into an uneasy realm of the imagination. Hill clearly appreciated Simon Armitage's storytelling persona; he also drew upon observation of the natural world in ways associated with Ted Hughes. Much of his imagery is by turns delicately 'Japanese', or reminiscent of the heyday of Craig Raine's 'Martian' style. Hill has a romantic dimension in his work that is all his own. As a young man with an intense curiosity about the world, his work is full of sensual images, vignettes of city life - and romance ...these are poems of flirtation and desire' - contemporarywriters. co.uk. 'The closeup detail taken directly from nature, then skewed through 90 degrees to give the reader something completely new, even unique ...with this third collection, Hill promises to be a real force in poetry, displaying an utterly contemporary understanding of how nature continues to work' - "Poetry Review".

John Law is a man full of secrets. People call him the Cryptographer, or the Codemaker. He is mysterious and charming, the world's first quadrillionaire, the inventor of an unbreakable code, of a new form of electronic money. As a man, he is admired and distrusted more than most. Tax inspector Anna Moore's talent is for getting clients to talk. She is good at what she does, one of the best. So when the Revenue assigns John Law as Anna's new client, her first task is to discover just what it is he's trying to hide...

2020 год. Мир нисколько не поумнел, но тщательно это скрывает. Реальных денег не существует – их заменили электронные: СофтГолд, электронная валюта, которую невозможно взломать, идеальный код. Его создал Джон Лоу, первый квадриллионер на земле, великий Криптограф. Он гениален, с этим никто не спорит. И ему есть что скрывать. Выяснить, почему он лжет, выпадает налоговому инспектору Анне Мур. Эти поиски истины дорого обходятся ей, всему человечеству и самому Джону Лоу. Порой рискованно отвечать на вопрос: «О ком ты думаешь, думая о деньгах?»

Драгоценные камни…
Они переходят из рук хозяев к ворам и контрабандистам, а затем – к купцам, ювелирам, новым владельцам.
Они всегда оставляют след…
Кэтрин Стерн, страстно увлеченная историей камней, сквозь времена и расстояния прослеживает странный, загадочный, опасный путь драгоценности, которую некогда носила Елизавета Английская…

Драгоценные камни... Они переходят из рук хозяев к ворам и контрабандистам, а затем - к купцам, ювелирам, новым владельцам. Они всегда оставляют след... Кэтрин Стерн, страстно увлеченная историей камней, сквозь времена и расстояния прослеживает странный, загадочный, опасный путь драгоценности, которую некогда носила Елизавета Английская.

Burrowing through the goldsmiths’ quarters and hidden archives of London, Tokyo, and Istanbul, Katharine Sterne is on the trail of a ruby, diamond, and pearl brooch once worn by Queen Elizabeth I. Interwoven with the tale of her hunt is that of a pair of Iraqi Jewish brothers who traveled to London two hundred years earlier with fortunes made from an unearthed jar of priceless stones. Spanning two continents and six centuries, The Love of Stones follows three very different people, each consumed by the same desire—possession of the legendary jewel—which binds their stories together in an irresistible quest.

Драгоценные камни... Они переходят из рук хозяев к ворам и контрабандистам, а затем - к купцам, ювелирам, новым владельцам. Они всегда оставляют след... Кэтрин Стерн, страстно увлеченная историей камней, сквозь времена и расстояния

Burrowing through the goldsmiths’ quarters and hidden archives of London, Tokyo, and Istanbul, Katharine Sterne is on the trail of a ruby, diamond, and pearl brooch once worn by Queen Elizabeth I. Interwoven with the tale of her hunt is that of a pair of Iraqi Jewish brothers who traveled to London two hundred years earlier with fortunes made from an unearthed jar of priceless stones. Spanning two continents and six centuries, " The Love of Stones" follows three very different people, each consumed by the same desire—possession of the legendary jewel—which binds their stories together in an irresistible quest.

A literary thriller in which, in a sense, the London Underground becomes the central character. Someone is pushing women under trains, and a Polish immigrant who works at a north London station - a loner with a complicated past and a secret fear of the dark - is determined to stop the killings.

Zoo is the second collection of poems by the successful young British writer, Tobias Hill, to be published by Oxford University Press. Hill's nocturnal, ferret-like eye and emotional stance somewhere between distance and intimacy lend the poems in his new collection a narrative, almost conversational feel. He follows the tracks of rivers and canals, listening to the sounds of the animals in their cages at the London Zoo. Along the way, he treats the reader to the impressions he picks up as if they were bits of interesting rubbish that signify something important.

This lively first collection from a young, much-travelled writer, falls into two parts. `Transit' includes poems of abroad, especially Japan, where Tobias Hill lived for two years. `Back to the City' is about London, from hangover to Underground; Hiroshima; and the `City of Clocks', a fusion of cities and ages. They are poems crammed with a young man's curiosity and eye for detail, and show his great ability for story-telling. Tobias Hill lives in London, and besides writing (his short stories are to be published by Faber) he reviews and edits several new magazines. This book is intended for poetry readers, especially younger ones (schools/colleges).