Nick Hornby´s Books
Nick Hornby wrote several books, some of them as author, some of them as editor. Here you can find a brief overview of his work so far.
Fever Pitch
High Fidelity
About a Boy
Speaking with the Angel
My favourite year: A collection of new football writing
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Fever Pitch:
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Fever Pitch is Nick Hornby's first book and a mix between a novel and an autobiography (or maybe it's just an autobiography? It is often described as nonfiction, but...). It describes his affection/ infatuation with Arsenal London, a football club in London. In a series of match accounts spanning almost his entire life, he describes his life - which is more than just football. |
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Nick Hornby as a football |
High Fidelity:
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High Fidelity is a book about people like you and me , it shows the problems a man has with women and his life. Rob Fleming is a 35-year-old music-freak and a owner of a rundown record-shop. Rob always has problems with relationships, and after his girl-friend Laura has left him, Rob begins to build his own "kingdom-for-singles"; he wants to have one-night-stands and to live just like he wants. But sometime Rob begins to notice that life isn´t just like this... |
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The cover of the English edition |
About a Boy:
look at: "the book"
Speaking with the angel / My favourite year: a collection of new football writing:
Nick Hornby is the editor of these two anthologies featuring contributions from top-class writers like Roddy Doyle (Commitments), Irvine Welsh (Trainspotting), Helen Fielding or Zadie Smith
by Nicole Stromann