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A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles - Fiction - Paperback

A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles - Fiction - Paperback

by Amor Towles

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GTIN09781804947562
EAN9781804947562
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Titles in This Set:. A Gentleman in Moscow: The worldwide bestseller Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781804947562 Overview:. In this acclaimed historical novel, Amor Towles brings to life Count Alexander Rostov, once a celebrated aristocrat living in the Kremlin, who is banished to a life of confinement in Moscow's Hotel Metropol after a Bolshevik verdict. Covering decades from 1922 onward, A Gentleman in Moscow follows Rostov's quiet triumphs and wry observations as he builds a world within four walls. Towles's elegant prose offers humor, warmth, and a humane portrait of resilience. This worldwide bestseller is a luminous invitation to readers who savor character-driven fiction, atmospheric settings, and nuanced social commentary. About the Books:. A Gentleman in Moscow unfolds inside the grand Hotel Metropol as Count Rostov is sentenced to house arrest rather than exile. The novel follows his daily rituals, friendships, and the evolving silhouette of Soviet Russia through the lens of a man who has known courtly salons and heirloom dinners, yet now must adapt to a life of constraint. Towles breathes life into the hotel’s bustling corridors—maids, chefs, artists, and the occasional spy—each contributing a chorus of voices that celebrate wit, memory, and humane connection. The Count’s attic room becomes a gallery of history: a window onto a changing city and a guide to humane improvisation when fortunes shift. The tone mixes dry humor with poignant longing, presenting a meditation on freedom, identity, and the quiet power of belonging. Readers are drawn to its richly detailed, cinematic scenes; the pacing invites reflective pauses, ideal for long weekend reading or a thoughtful gift for book clubs. The novel also offers subtle education about Russian culture, cinema, and music without didactic exposition, inviting readers to infer meaning from character choices and social choreography. For fans of elegant, sweepingly humane storytelling, Towles offers a novel that rewards rereading, as small gestures and conversations gain significance with each revisit. The result is a tender, panoramic study of endurance amid upheaval, told with warmth and sly humor. Key Benefits:. Rich historical detail and atmospheric setting inside the Metropol. Thoughtful exploration of resilience, identity, and belonging. Perfect for readers who love literary fiction with humor and heart. Beautiful paperback edition that stays open for easy reading.. About the Author:. Amor Towles, born in 1964, is an American novelist celebrated for richly drawn, humane stories. After a career in investment banking, he turned to fiction, shaping the precise, measured prose that marks his work. Towles rose to prominence with Rules of Civility (2011), followed by A Gentleman in Moscow (2016) and The Lincoln Highway (2021). Known for patient pacing, elegant prose, and deeply observed social textures, Towles builds immersive worlds where ordinary lives become transformative, inviting readers to linger on each line. Why You’ll Love This Book:. Why you’ll love this book: Towles’s storytelling blends intimate character study with sweeping historical texture, delivering a timeless reading experience. The Count’s wit and resilience offer perspective during upheaval, while the hotel’s corridors become a living map of a century’s changes. Richly layered, humane, and engaging, it rewards careful, repeated reading.

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