Yarn
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Yarn
Narrated by:
Mark Boyett
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Jon Armstrong
About this listen
From the neo-feudalistic slubs and cornfields of his youth to his apprenticeship among the saleswarriors of Seattlehama - the sex-and-shopping capital of the world - to the rarefied heights of power that Tain now treads, Yarn takes its readers on a roller coaster ride through his life.
Vada, the stylish revolutionary and love of Tane's life, draws him back into a world he had thought was long behind him. The swirling threads of violence and passion threaten to destroy him and the world he has made for himself. Author Jon Armstrong returns to the high fashion dystopia first glimpsed in Grey, weaving a stylish and scintillating tale of a dark past colliding with Tane's supposedly safe and secure present.
©2010 Jon Armstrong (P)2011 Audible, Inc.Critic reviews
“Armstrong’s stylized tale is a profoundly moving fusion of visionary images and compelling social commentary.” (Publishers Weekly)
“A stylish yet thoughtful commentary on memory and betrayal….Armstrong’s vision of a dystopic future should appeal to fans of cyberpunk and sf technothrillers.” (Library Journal)
“Armstrong’s muscular vision keeps you turning the pages.” (Locus)
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