The Commoner
A Novel
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Told in the voice of Haruko, meticulously researched and superbly imagined, The Commoner is the mesmerizing, moving, and surprising story of a brutally rarified and controlled existence at once hidden and exposed, and of a complex relationship between two isolated women who, despite being visible to all, are truly understood only by each other. With the unerring skill of a master storyteller, John Burnham Schwartz has written his finest novel yet.©2008 John Burnham Schwartz; (P)2008 Random House Audio
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“A unique literary adventure, intimate, exotic; wonderfully imagined and achieved. The narrative impels the reader from first to last, immersing us in its flow of ancient acceptances and new demands. Splendid.”
—Shirley Hazzard, author of The Transit of Venus and The Great Fire
“A fascinating and moving book in which great harm—all the more painful for being quiet and impersonal—befalls characters who, with one exception, are entirely innocent and sympathetic. The Commoner is a rare novel, wonderfully researched and beautifully written.”
—Peter Matthiessen
“Schwartz pulls off a grand feat in giving readers a moving dramatization of a cloistered world.”
–Publishers Weekly (starred review)
—Shirley Hazzard, author of The Transit of Venus and The Great Fire
“A fascinating and moving book in which great harm—all the more painful for being quiet and impersonal—befalls characters who, with one exception, are entirely innocent and sympathetic. The Commoner is a rare novel, wonderfully researched and beautifully written.”
—Peter Matthiessen
“Schwartz pulls off a grand feat in giving readers a moving dramatization of a cloistered world.”
–Publishers Weekly (starred review)
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