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When Anthony Burgess died in 1993 he left the complete "Byrne," a novel in epic verse. This is the first American publication. Byrne tells the astonishing story of an Irish artist who, in the early years of this century, goes rapidly to the bad, bedding and abandoning women everywhere, debasing his talents as a composer and painter, and finally ending up within Hitler's Third Reich, at which point he vanishes. After his disappearance, the story passes to his twin sons, one a doubting priest, the other suffering from a debilitating disease, who move across the troubled face of contemporary…
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5 editions- Paperback · English · 1998Carroll & Graf · 160 pages · 9780786705757
- Other · English · 2012Penguin Random House · 176 pages · 9780099541424
- Other · English · 1997Carroll & Graf Publishers · 149 pages · 9780786704569
- Other · English · 1996Byrne UkTrafalgar Square · 160 pages · 9780099593010
- Other · English · 1995Hutchinson · 149 pages · 9780091792046
FictionArtistsHistoryFiction, fantasy, epicFiction, family lifeTwins, fictionFathers and sons, fictionEurope, fiction
