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Original Title:	Shadow Tag
ISBN:	0061536091 (ISBN13: 9780061536090)
Edition Language:	English

Shadow Tag

Louise Erdrich

Hardcover | Pages: 255 pages

Rating: 3.39 | 6398 Users | 1388 Reviews

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Title	:	Shadow Tag
Author	:	Louise Erdrich
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 255 pages
Published	:	February 2nd 2010 by Harper (first published 2010)
Categories	:	Fiction. Literary Fiction. Contemporary

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“Erdrich is a true original… [and] one of our major writers.” —Washington Post Book World

Shadow Tag, the brilliant new novel by Louise Erdrich, is a stunning tour-de-force from the National Book Critics Circle Award–winning and New York Times–bestselling author of Love Medicine and Pulitzer-Prize-finalist The Plague of Doves. In the vein of the novels of such contemporaries as Zoe Heller and Susan Minot, Shadow Tag is an intense and heart-wrenching story of a troubled marriage and a family in disarray—and a radical departure from Erdrich’s previous acclaimed work.

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This is my first Louise Erdrich book. I am aware that she is a prolific writer, and well-respected, but I just never got around to reading any of her other books.Shadow Tag is the story of Gil and Irene America and their family, who are of Native American heritage and living in Minnesota. Gil is an established artist of the Indian experience, and his most famous paintings feature Irene as the model. The story is told largely through diary entries, one being Irene's "real" diary, and the other

SCENES FROM A MARRIAGEDiana PostlethwaiteShadow TagBy Louise ErdrichHarper CollinsLOUISE ERDRICH HAS CRAFTED A harrowing novel of fire and ice, withlove and violence, exhilaration and terror, and the warm security offamily rituals alternating unpredictably with chilling outbursts ofemotional and physical violence. Shadow Tags form and content makefor disturbing polarities: Erdrich imposes her exquisite mastery of language, imagery and literary form upon the raw and brutal chaos of mental

I read this one right after The Round House ... two completely different stories but I could still feel the author in the writing. She writes despair and some of the insanity that comes with being human and being in relationships with purity.

I HATED this book. I hated the concept, I hated the writing, I hated the characters, I hated the ending. This woman feels that she needs to lie to her husband, and to do so, she hides this diary full of lies that she knows he'll find. She's totally manipulative and it's really painful to read. But not just because you know she's being malicious. Also because the writing is so stilted. And there is SO much not-good sex-talk that goes on in this. It's actually very uncomfortable to read. No one's

Because of the shadows, [George Catlin's] paintings had the direct force and power of the supernatural, the dream replica, the doppelgänger. It was if as sudden twin had been created right before the subject. A twin that seemed like to live and breathe and follow one with its eyes and yet was motionless.3.5/5In this novel, Erdrich has masterfully captured shadows, but not the structures or the light that cast them. She's done an excellent job at making this book eerie. And it's got intelligent

She's done it again. I can't even write about the ineffable beauty of Erdrich's work.

"You have painted me for nearly fifteen years. In that time, I have had secrets. I have let them rest like dragonflies on the surface of my body."Stencil Painting by CutandDestroyHe notices her, but he doesn't see her. So obsessed he is with her that she becomes his muse. He paints her at each stage of her life, even her "weary softness after giving birth." To him, her portrait is "Age, time. Snow slipping off a tree limb until it crashed whitely down." He notices something within the "opacity