Nabokov Presents Terre Haute
by Edmund White

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Readers have mixed feelings about this play's execution. While some praise its tense writing and relevant themes, others find it lacking in depth and coherence. Detractors note that character behavior is often unconvincing, leading to a disappointing portrayal of a fascinating premise.

Tense, well-written dramaThemes are still relevantInteresting premiseCharacters behave unconvincinglyLacks depth and coherence

Synopsis

A famous author comes face-to-face with America's most notorious terrorist.

One has a story to write,the other has a story to tell.

As the clock ticks on Death Row, the bond between the two men grows.

Terre Haute is inspired by Gore Vidal's famous essays on Oklahoma bomber Timothy McVeigh.

A scorching new play by one of America's greatest living writers, it premiered to critical acclaim at the Edinbrugh Fringe Festival in August 2006, before touring the UK in spring 2007.

Publication

PublisherMethuen
Year2007
BindingPaperback
Pages80
PlaceLondon
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780713687941
ISBN-100713687940
LCCN2011389607
LCCMLCS 2011/41225 (P)

Nabokov Presents Terre Haute is a American play written by Edmund White and published by Methuen in London (2007).

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