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Hard Copy
- A story of girl meets printer
- Narrated by: James Faulkner, Sarah Slimani
- Length: 5 hrs and 48 mins
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Summary
'Joyful, tender, and strangely relatable . . . With sharp, playful prose, Veldman tells a story in equal parts searing intelligence and madcap sweetness. Simply brilliant.' Jenny Mustard
This is a story of girl meets printer.
A customer service assistant spends her long workdays printing letters. Her one friend is the printer and, in the dark confines of her office, she begins to open up to him, talking about her fears, her past, her hopes and dreams.
To her, it seems like a beautiful friendship is blossoming. To her boss, it seems like she’s losing her mind.
Diagnosed with burnout and placed on leave, she faces severance and – worse – separation from her beloved printer. But she’s not about to give up on her only friend without a fight. And, it turns out, neither is he…
Weird, incisive and unforgettable, Hard Copy is perfect for fans of Sayaka Murata and Halle Butler.
Critic reviews
'Intimate and surprising at every turn, Hard Copy's distinct narrative voice took me right in from page one. A truly one-of-a-kind novel: I loved it.' (Sarah Maria Griffin, author of Other Words for Smoke)
'In clear, bright language, Fien Veldman accurately depicts a world, a social background, that eats its way through the individual... A novel like an autopsy.' (Manon Uphoff)
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- 30-07-24
3 stars max
I mean what is this really? A woman who uses a printer as her emotional support animal. And then that side narrative of her and her best friend being arsonists?? The male voice narrator was so ominous I couldn’t listen to him with the light off. Skip this
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