Netherland
Book • 2008
In 'Netherland', Joseph O'Neill tells the story of Hans van den Broek, a Dutch banker living in New York City after the events of 9/11.
Left alone when his English wife and son return to London, Hans discovers the vibrant subculture of cricket in New York.
Through his friendship with Chuck Ramkissoon, a charismatic Trinidadian, Hans reconnects with his past and his adopted country.
The novel delves into themes of identity, marriage, male friendship, and the American dream, set against the backdrop of a diverse and complex New York City.
Left alone when his English wife and son return to London, Hans discovers the vibrant subculture of cricket in New York.
Through his friendship with Chuck Ramkissoon, a charismatic Trinidadian, Hans reconnects with his past and his adopted country.
The novel delves into themes of identity, marriage, male friendship, and the American dream, set against the backdrop of a diverse and complex New York City.
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