Description
Mordecai Richler's satirical novel introduces Atuk, an Inuk poet who finds himself thrust from his traditional life into the heart of Toronto's bustling, and often absurd, urban landscape. As Atuk navigates the world of high society, artists, and the relentless pursuit of fame, he grapples with the temptations and corruptions of a culture far removed from his own. This sharp and witty tale offers a poignant, yet humorous, exploration of displacement, cultural clashes, and the often-hollow nature of modern ambition.
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paperback
McClelland and Stewart
Published Jan 1, 1971
178 pages
ISBN: 9780771091797
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Details
First Published
1963
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for The Incomparable Atuk by Mordecai Richler.