- Pulitzer Prize for Fiction 2014 · Finalist
The Woman Who Lost Her Soul
The Woman Who Lost Her Soul
Bob Shacochis (born 1951)
English editions
Written in EnglishThe Woman Who Lost Her Soul
Grove Press · United States · 1 July 2014 · Paperback · 736 pages
The Woman Who Lost Her Soul
Atlantic Monthly Press · United States · 3 September 2013 · Hardcover · 736 pages
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Tom Harrington, a lawyer who did humanitarian work in Haiti after the fall of its dictatorship, has gone home to his family in Florida. Then an investigator comes to him on behalf of a man charged with killing his wife, the woman Tom knew in Haiti as Jackie: an elusive journalist he once brought to a vodou priest in the hope of having her soul restored. Her death unlocks a story spread over fifty years and four countries, from her father's boyhood in German-occupied Croatia and her own adolescence as the daughter of an American diplomat in Cold War Istanbul to the soldiers and intelligence men, tied to her by family or by choice, who served American power before September 2001.
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About the book
- Form
- Novel
- Genres
- Politics, War (assigned by AI)
- Set in
- Haiti, Croatia, Türkiye, United States
- First published
- 2013
- Author's age
- 62 when first published
- ISBN
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9780802119827 (Atlantic Monthly Press, United States)
9780802122759 (Grove Press, United States)