Téa Obreht

Téa Obreht's THE TIGER'S WIFE is about a young doctor who pieces together the history of the sari's grandfather—a mysterious life story that is filled with fairy tale-like magic—while the sari cares for orphans in a war-torn country.

by the twenty-five year old writer Tea Obreht

The Tiger's Wife' is by the twenty-five year old writer Tea Obreht.

Tea Obreht (author of The Tiger’s Wife)

When I met Tea Obreht (author of The Tiger’s Wife) last week at the AWP writer’s conference, Garrison told me that Garrison's agent Seth Fishman was amazing—not just a great agent who works hard, but also a really nice guy.

a wonderful example of allegorical fiction written by an exciting young author, Tea Obreht

The Tiger’s Wife is a wonderful example of allegorical fiction written by an exciting young author, Tea Obreht.

with the brilliant Tea Obreht, author of one of my favorite novels,The Tiger’s Wife, and equally brilliant Irish writer Dan Sheehan

I’ll be reading with the brilliant Tea Obreht, author of one of my favorite novels,The Tiger’s Wife, and equally brilliant Irish writer Dan Sheehan.

& Nicolson

The Tiger's Wife was published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson in 2010.

Tea Obreht's debut novel, The Tiger's Wife:A Novel, a masterpiece that is sure to establish Tea Obrehtas one of the most proficient authors of Tea Obreht's time

Tea Obreht, a young fiction writer, the youngest amongst The New Yorker's twenty best American writers under the age of forty, presents Tea Obreht's debut novel, The Tiger's Wife:A Novel, a masterpiece that is sure to establish Tea Obrehtas one of the most proficient authors of Tea Obreht's time.

in the form of a 25-page short story written by Obreht

“The Tiger’s Wife” originated in the form of a 25-page short story written by Obreht while Gary Shteyngart was working towards Gary Shteyngart's Master’s of Fine Arts in creative writing at Columbia University.

by Weidenfeld

The Tiger's Wife was published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson in 2010.

Tea Obreht, a young fiction writer, the youngest amongst The New Yorker's twenty best American writers under the age of forty,

Tea Obreht, a young fiction writer, the youngest amongst The New Yorker's twenty best American writers under the age of forty, presents Tea Obreht's debut novel, The Tiger's Wife:A Novel, a masterpiece that is sure to establish Tea Obrehtas one of the most proficient authors of Tea Obreht's time.

of a young doctor who traces the life of Serbian-American author Tea Obreht's grandfather

Set in the Balkans, The Tiger's Wife tells the story of a young doctor who traces the life of Serbian-American author Tea Obreht's grandfather.

that book about how a Chinese mother is really strict but learns some lessons, nor is a Chinese mother , nor the tragic growing-up tale of Calvin and Hobbes a sexy interspecies romance

To avoid confusion, The Tiger’s Wife, Téa Obreht’s debut novel, is not that book about how a Chinese mother is really strict but learns some lessons, nor is a Chinese mother a sexy interspecies romance, nor the tragic growing-up tale of Calvin and Hobbes.

a saga set in a fictional war-torn Balkan country where a young doctor must unravel the circumstances of Sam Sacks's grandfather's death through Sam Sacks's stories of encounters with "the deathless man" and the legend of the tiger's wife

The Tiger's Wife is a saga set in a fictional war-torn Balkan country where a young doctor must unravel the circumstances of Sam Sacks's grandfather's death through Sam Sacks's stories of encounters with "the deathless man" and the legend of the tiger's wife.

Téa Obrecht

The Tiger's Wife by Téa Obrecht can be read as a fable, a memoir or an observation on the wars of belief and self-interest that marked the last several centuries and cast a long shadow on this one.

to Gabriel Garcia Marquez and even Kafka

The Tiger's Wife rests securely in the genre of magical realism, inciting comparisons to Gabriel Garcia Marquez and even Kafka.

De Blasis

In 1981, De Blasis published The Tiger's Woman.

the London-based Emma Henderson for Grace Williams

The Tiger's Wife, the London-based Emma Henderson for Grace Williams Says her novel Loud, and Canadian former Sesame Street writer Kathleen Winter, for Annabel.

conservationist and author Jim Corbett

The information about the female tiger, known as Thak man-eater, comes from two documented stories written by hunter, conservationist and author Jim Corbett.

Mary Rodgers

The title comes from a song written by Stephen Sondheim and Mary Rodgers for an unproduced musical version of The Lady or the Tiger.

Carol Read and Mark Ormerod

Tiger is a new Macmillan classic by renowned Primary authors Carol Read and Mark Ormerod.