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Berton Roueché (1910–1994)

Autor de The Medical Detectives, Volume 1

33+ Obras 952 Miembros 4 Reseñas 5 Preferidas

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Obras de Berton Roueché

Feral (1775) 55 copias
The Incurable Wound (1957) 54 copias
Curiosities of medicine;: An assembly of medical diversions, 1552-1962 (1963) — Editor; Contribuidor — 25 copias
A Man Named Hoffman (1965) 17 copias
The Last Enemy (1956) 15 copias
Fago (1977) 10 copias

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Nombre canónico
Roueché, Berton
Fecha de nacimiento
1910-04-16
Fecha de fallecimiento
1994-04-28
Género
male
Nacionalidad
USA
Lugar de nacimiento
Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Lugar de fallecimiento
Amagansett, New York, USA
Lugares de residencia
Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Amagansett, New York, USA
Educación
University of Missouri
Ocupaciones
journalist
novelist
medical writer
Organizaciones
The New Yorker
Premios y honores
American Academy of Arts and Letters Academy Award (Literature, 1982)
Biografía breve
Berton Roueché, the "master of medical mysteries," wrote the Annals of Medicine column about medical detectives and their epidemiological work for The New Yorker for almost 50 years.  He also wrote more than 20 books, some of which helped inspire movies and TV series.

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The cover is way better than the book is. The prose is so bare-bones that it's an interesting stylistic choice. But none of the characters are interesting and the action doesn't get cooking until the second half, and even then it doesn't get crazy enough for this kind of story. Because it's so hard to make cats scary, I think that it would've been better if it was either all-out insane and absurd (like Nick Sharman's "The Cats") or if the author gave personality and emotional backstory to the animals (like in Jerold Mundis's "The Dogs" or David Fisher's "The Pack").… (más)
 
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jasonrkron | otra reseña | Jan 15, 2021 |
Orig. appeared in The New Yorker magazine
 
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ME_Dictionary | Mar 19, 2020 |
I love this book. It's just way too much fun. Domestic cats attacking and eating people in hordes. I probably like it more than I should, lol.
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WingedWolf | otra reseña | Apr 30, 2016 |
Orig. appeared in The New Yorker magazine
 
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ME_Dictionary | Mar 19, 2020 |

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Miembros
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Valoración
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ISBNs
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