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Am Strand
- Narrated by: Jan Josef Liefers
- Length: 4 hrs and 37 mins
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Summary
Juli 1962. Edward und Florence sitzen, frisch verheiratet, in ihrer Flitterwochensuite am Strand von Chesil Beach und essen zu Abend. Beide können nicht verbergen, wie nervös sie der Gedanke an die nahende Hochzeitsnacht macht. Noch ist nicht die Epoche, in der man offen über Sex spricht...
Jene Nacht aber wird das Leben der Liebenden verändern, wird sie einander so nah bringen und so fremd werden lassen, wie sie sich das nie vorgestellt hatten. Abermals erzählt Ian McEwan von einem Ereignis, nach dem nichts mehr ist, wie es war. In brillanter Sprache, temporeich, atmosphärisch, unerbittlich präzise und gleichzeitig voller Gefühl schildert er eine Schicksalsnacht - und ihre Vor- und Nachgeschichte.
(c)+(p) 2007 Diogenes Verlag AG, übersetzt von Bernhard Robben