Download e-book for kindle: Van Gogh's Ear by David Nash

From the mountains of Utah to the seashore underbelly of Venice, California come brothers on a voyage of holy revenge and consciousness. Ross hunts the rapist of his one real love, Lizzy. His more youthful brother, Brentwood, is unknowingly alongside for the experience. Culminating with 3 murders devoted on Christmas Eve, this can be a darkish, modern tale of a tender guy who destroys what he loves such a lot. Van Gogh’s Ear is the soul-rending account of affection among brothers. it's the narrative in their previous few months jointly in an international the place love tears aside and the teachings of the brain are hardly ever these of the heart.“David Nash writes with a blade. Van Gogh’s Ear is the type of novel that's immediately engrossing and annoying, and it leaves us in awe. Ross is satan and angel in a dismal, excessive octane cosmos, and that i couldn't glance away as he spun out his revenge. this is often fierce and wonderful writing, and Mr. Nash indicates us back the efficiency of fiction.”—Ron Carlson, writer of The Signal“What a gloomy, flame-lit, searing cauldron of affection and hope David Nash has illuminated right here. Van Gogh’s Ear astounds in its emotional ferocity, its wide-eyed examine the character of torment, the emotional hell we every one create for ourselves and people we adore: and continually, handy, the chance for redemption. Love, that which might keep us all, each one to every. this can be biblical literature at its such a lot modern: Venice, California; sand and the board-walk and seashore; the darkish facet of the song scene and those that so populate — written in a prose, line by means of line, that aches to be bought, its cadences melodically healthy and thundering in the darkish good of those lives the place the center so insistently drums. purely David Nash may write this novel. Like a chum, an opportunity intersection at nighttime evening of a soul, this e-book will switch your existence. Leonard Cohen writes, ‘Forget your ideal supplying / there's a crack, a crack in every thing / that is how the sunshine will get in.’ Van Gogh’s Ear is that light.” —T. M. McNally, writer of Low Flying Aircraft