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File Size: 1248 KB
Print Length: 596 pages
Publisher: Riverhead Books; 1st edition (October 1, 2002)
Publication Date: October 1, 2002
Language: English
ASIN: B0026NBZDU
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. . . but how can we have a story where nearly everyone is a schemer, a betrayer, avaricious and ruthless, and we still love the story? Well, Sarah Waters, you’ve got the answer for that. How can one as a young girl be a reader and writer of pornography and we find her in nearly pristine innocence? Oh, Maud. How can one be raised and trained by thieves and be clueless and loveable? Oh, I get it: Susan is the answer. I knew the plot was going to have twists, even saw the little hints about what those were, and somehow I was still surprised and pleased at how the twists spun the tale. This is one tale with a wealth of the sleight of hand you would expect with a title like that.
Fingersmith, read as a Victorian Era suspense/thriller, is very good. I couldn't stop reading it. It has all of the best elements of suspense, old creepy mansions, thieves and cutthroats, and madhouses. Waters does a great job painting a picture of the underbelly of London--and also deftly illustrates the segregation between lower and upper classes, thoroughly delineating the divide through even the use of accents. I also like that there are subjects, like Victorian pornography, that defy the general conception of Victorians as buttoned-up. I think, however, that the characters suffer a little from all these myriad elements being thrust into the book. There is a lack of characterization, particularly for Maud, and the romance elements of the book seem forced, especially when compared to her other works. All in all, I really enjoyed it, but I don't know if I'd ever read it again.
Beautifully written! Fingersmith has more twists and turns than the modern day thrillers that are my favorite genre. I love a novel with an unpredictable plot. If I can figure out the ending, I classify the text as formulaic and therefore unsatisfying. Fingersmith keeps the reader guessing and keeps the reader surprised. This is fiction, but yet it seems so realistic as it portrays betrayal, love, and trickery at its best! Wow! I would also classify this as great historical fiction. I plan to read more of Sarah Waters's work. This novel is more satisfying in plot development than one of her later works, The Paying Guests. (less)
I first read this book in 2004, at a time when I was making a transition in my life from being a research scientist to a writer. I remember so clearly reading that first page. By the time I got to the words at the end of the first paragraph, I was hooked. Here is that first paragraph:"My name, in those days, was Susan Trinder. People called me Sue. I know the year I was born in, but for many years I did not know the date, and took my birthday at Christmas. I believe I am an orphan. My mother I know is daed. But I never saw her, she was nothing to me. I was Mrs. Sucksby's child if I was anyone's; and for father I had Mr. Ibbs, who kept the locksmith's shop, at Lant Street, in the Borough, near to the Thames."In 89 words, Sarah Waters has given us such a complete feel for the world she is creating, the Victorian era of the early 1860s, that by the time one gets to the end of that first paragraph, one knows one is in the hands of a master.This novel has everything, sophisticated characterization, wonderful descriptions, heartbreak, treachery and great plot twists. Yes, one can see that Ms. Water's literary ancestors are Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins and the Bronte sisters, but she brings a fresh new voice, a sly modern take, on the preoccupations of those novelists. Five stars.
I went to a presentation from the State Library of Stockholm. 5 employees present their suggestion of books to reed during the summer. Fingersmith was one of them.I am a fan of Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie. The first part of the book had all I love but then you have a twist and the book turns to be completely different from what you had expected that you don't any longer know what the story is about! I liked the book because it is well written and you accept to read something different from what you expected. First a book about a young man and a young girl who will trick a rich heir to take all her fortune and then you have to read the book to.found out what happens.
Sarah Waters at her best! Visual imagery is something this author is wonderful at and she excels in this one. I personally believe this is her best. The characters are deep and intense and I liked them all, even Gentleman. Well done. The plot thickens the further one reads. The twists and turns throughout the book will keep every reader guessing. Sarah Waters is great for a reason and this book proves it over and over. If you have not read her work this is a great one to start with. Highly recommended.
This book represents many of the best qualities of the fiction genre. It is a complex, richly visualized, portrait of Victorian era England. But, more than that, it transcends the normal bounds of a period piece by moving further afield than drawing rooms and country estates, and explores niches of the era that the layman wouldn’t know exist. The plot contains just the right amount of intrigue to be surprising but not unwieldy or jarring. Overall a beautifully crafted story, and one I could imagine revisiting again.
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