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  Frost (Vintage International (Paperback)) (Paperback) By (author) Thomas Bernhard

  

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  Short Description for FrostThomas Bernhard combined a searing wit and an unwavering gaze into the human condition. His debut novel, "Frost, " marked the beginning of one of the century's most provocative literary careers. Visceral, raw, singular, and unforgettable, "Frost "is the story of a friendship between a young man beginning his medical career and a painter in his final days. The youth has accepted an unusual assignme...
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  • Publisher: Vintage Books USA
  • Published: 08 January 2008
  • Format: Paperback 341 pages
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  • Categories: Contemporary Fiction
  • ISBN 13: 9781400033515 ISBN 10: 1400033519
  • Sales rank: 125,388

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• Thomas Bernhard combined a searing wit and an unwavering gaze into the human condition. His debut novel, "Frost, " marked the beginning of one of the century's most provocative literary careers. Visceral, raw, singular, and unforgettable, "Frost "is the story of a friendship between a young man beginning his medical career and a painter in his final days. The youth has accepted an unusual assignment, to travel to a miserable mining town in the middle of nowhere in order to clinically--and secretly--observe and report on his mentor's reclusive brother, the painter Strauch. Carefully disguising himself as a law student with a love of Henry James, he befriends the aging artist and attempts to carry out his mission, only to find himself caught up in his subject's apparent madness.