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Going to See the Elephant

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On a windy September day, twenty-five-year-old Slater Brown finds himself in a bicycle taxi racing down the busiest street in San Francisco. He aims to become the greatest writer ever, but the city has other plans in this remarkable debut. Slater approaches San Francisco like Achilles at Troy, only to crash into reality when he runs out of money and prospects. He applies for a job at the struggling weekly newspaper, the Morning Trumpet, and receives an unexpected gift from a moonlighting mystic. This gift grants him an exclusive on every story in the city, allowing him to revive the Trumpet, infuriate a corrupt mayor, and fall in love with his muse. However, it is the brilliant inventor Milo Magnet, obsessed with controlling the weather, who will challenge Slater the most. As Milo unleashes his power on San Francisco and the captivating Callio de Quincy enchants Slater, storm clouds gather overhead. Slater finds himself a pawn, a savior, and the last hope for a city that desperately needs his talent for truth.

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Going to See the Elephant, Rodes Fishburne

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Titel
Going to See the Elephant
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Rodes Fishburne
Erscheinungsdatum
2009
Einband
Hardcover
Seitenzahl
293
ISBN10
038534239X
ISBN13
9780385342391
Reihe
Schlagwörter
Belletristik, USA
Beschreibung
On a windy September day, twenty-five-year-old Slater Brown finds himself in a bicycle taxi racing down the busiest street in San Francisco. He aims to become the greatest writer ever, but the city has other plans in this remarkable debut. Slater approaches San Francisco like Achilles at Troy, only to crash into reality when he runs out of money and prospects. He applies for a job at the struggling weekly newspaper, the Morning Trumpet, and receives an unexpected gift from a moonlighting mystic. This gift grants him an exclusive on every story in the city, allowing him to revive the Trumpet, infuriate a corrupt mayor, and fall in love with his muse. However, it is the brilliant inventor Milo Magnet, obsessed with controlling the weather, who will challenge Slater the most. As Milo unleashes his power on San Francisco and the captivating Callio de Quincy enchants Slater, storm clouds gather overhead. Slater finds himself a pawn, a savior, and the last hope for a city that desperately needs his talent for truth.