The Kreutzer Sonata
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- Booksellers will be reminded of the recent success of The Emigrant (W. G. Sebald), Amsterdam (Ian McEwan), and Prague (Arthur Phillips)—beautifully crafted literary fiction with an international sensibility.
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- This extraordinary novel evokes powerful emotions through what the characters see and don't see, but mostly through that they hear—the language of music.
- In The Kreutzer Sonata, de Moor's subtle, lyrical prose, with its undercurrent of menace, keeps the reader turning pages to the end.
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