Jeremy Cooper has authored eight novels and several works of nonfiction. In 2018, he won the first Fitzcarraldo Editions Novel Prize for his book "Ash before Oak," which I wrote about earlier this year. He has a new novel recently published called "Discord" about challenges that face professional musicians. Here's a review.
Tag: classical music
An old man contemplates his life with music: “Self-Portrait With Russian Piano”
Wolf Wondratshek's new novel evocatively explores the life and emotions of a concert pianist. Profoundly enjoyable, especially for classical music enthusiasts.
Getting on with one’s life ambitions
"Play it Again: An Amateur Against the Impossible" is about mastering Chopin's Ballade No. 1 in G minor for the piano, as well as the ever-present overtaxed schedule that keeps us from doing the things we love. It reminded me of my own journey with the piano.
The Longest Chapter 