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The main characters of Cockroach novel are John, Emma. The book has been awarded with Scotiabank Giller Prize Nominee (2008), CBC Canada Reads Nominee (2014) and many others.

One of the Best Works of Rawi Hage. published in multiple languages including English, consists of 320 pages and is available in Paperback format for offline reading.

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Author: Rawi Hage
Book Format: Paperback
Original Title: Cockroach
Number Of Pages: 320 pages
First Published in: September 1st 2008
Latest Edition: October 25th 2010
Language: English
Awards: Scotiabank Giller Prize Nominee (2008), CBC Canada Reads Nominee (2014), Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize Nominee (2008)
Generes: Cultural, Canada, Fiction, Literature, Canadian Literature, Academic, School, Novels, Literature, Contemporary, Literary Fiction, Psychology, Cultural, Lebanon,
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'Funny and sharp . . . playful and erotic.'—*New York Times Book Review*

In Montreal's restless immigrant community, our unnamed narrator is living in despair. Forced to visit a therapist after a suicide attempt, he brings us back to his childhood in a war-torn country, forward into his current life in the smoky émigré cafés where everyone has a tale, and out into the frozen nighttime streets of Montreal, where he imagines himself to be a cockroach invading the lives of the privileged, but willfully blind, citizens who surround him. Cockroach is a carnivalesque, philosophical novel that weaves dark humor with an accusatory, satirical voice, spawning from the subsurface to challenge humanity and its downfall.

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Starred Review. With a surprising degree of humor, Hage's second novel (after IMPAC Dublin-winner DeNiro's Game) explores the peculiar politics of Montreal's immigrant communities through the bleak obsessions of a misanthropic thief. After trying and failing to kill himself, an unnamed narrator who believes himself to be part cockroach is compelled to attend counseling sessions with an earnest and alluring therapist. As he unspools his personal history—from his apprenticeship with the thief Abou-Roro to the tragic miscalculation that led him to flee his home country—the narrator, reluctant to tell his story (we never learn where the narrator is from, and inconsistencies in his tale cast doubt upon his honesty), scuttles through the stories of others, recounting secrets both confidentially shared and invasively discovered. Unable to support himself on burglary alone, the narrator takes a job as a busboy, but runs into complications after discovering his lover's connection to the restaurant's most prominent customer. The novel's gritty back-alley world gives rise to a host of glorious rogues, each swindling the others at every opportunity, and yet each is capable of great empathy under just the right circumstances. (Oct.)
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“There is something exhilarating about [Cockroach's] relentlessness. . . . The narrator is ambiguous, untrustworthy, sly, and filled with a despair both nasty and noisy; but he is also deeply wounded, oddly lovable, his voice both moving and manipulative.” (Colm Tóibín - *New York Review of Books* )