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Feb 9, 2021 · The Luminaries is a tricky show to judge at any given moment. Catton starts the storytelling straight-forwardly, giving us the details around that opening scene and then tracing Emery and Anna’s ...
The Luminaries is an impressive novel, captivating, intense and full of surprises. --Times Literary Supplement The Luminaries is a breathtakingly ambitious 800-page mystery with a plot as complex and a cast as motley as any 19th-century doorstopper. That Catton's absorbing, hugely elaborate novel is at its heart so simple is a great part of its ...
- Eleanor Catton
Based on the Man Booker prize-winning novel by Eleanor Catton and starring Eva Green, Eve Hewson and Himesh Patel, ‘The Luminaries’ is an intricately woven, suspenseful tale of love, murder, magic and revenge set on the wild West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island at the height of the 1860s gold rush.
Jan 27, 2023 · Opportunity is everywhere, and nowhere more so than the 1860s, New Zealand. Anna Wetherell takes a leap of faith and crosses the ocean, hoping to strike gold...
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The Luminaries. Hardcover – 15 October 2013. by Eleanor Catton (Author) 3.9 10,981 ratings. See all formats and editions. The bestselling, Man Booker Prize-winning novel hailed as "a true achievement. Catton has built a lively parody of a 19th-century novel, and in so doing created a novel for the 21st, something utterly new.
- Eleanor Catton
Jun 21, 2020 · The Luminaries is set on the Wild West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island in the boom years of the 1860s gold rush. The cast includes Eva Green ( Penny Dreadful ), Eve Hewson ( Robin Hood , Bridge of Spies ), Marton Csokas ( Lord of the Rings ), Himesh Patel ( EastEnders ), Benedict Hardie ( Hacksaw Ridge ), Yoson An ( Mulan ), and Ewen Leslie ( Top of the Lake ).
Sep 6, 2023 · The Luminaries Summary. The Luminaries is a novel by Eleanor Catton that examines a series of mysterious occurrences in Hokitika, New Zealand, during the gold rush of the 1860s. The protagonist ...
