Wonderland

Wonderland

<DIV><B>An NPR Best Book of 2014<BR /> A <I>Time</I> Top Ten Fiction Book of 2014<BR /> A <I>New York Times Book Review</I> Editors’ Choice<BR /> A BBC Top Ten Book of 2014<BR /><BR /> "Exquisite...As inspiring in its way as Patti Smith's memoir <I>Just Kids</I>." </B><B>—<I>Los Angeles Times</I></B><BR /><B> <BR /> “Briskly addictive . . . Told in the voice of a female rock Ulysses.” —<I>O, the Oprah Magazine</I><BR />  <BR /> “Marvelous . . . D’Erasmo conjures up the seedy, sexy spectacle of life on the road with amazing vividness, and fills in the inner life of a woman who has one last chance to get her voice heard.” —Lev Grossman, <I>Time</I></B><BR />  <BR /> Anna Brundage is a rock star. She was an overnight indie sensation, but lost her fame just as fast as she found it. Now forty-four, she pours everything into a comeback, selling her famous father’s art to finance an album and a European tour. <I>A </I>riveting look at the life of a musician and the moving story of a woman’s unconventional path, <I>Wonderland</I> is a glimpse of how it feels when a wish just might come true.<BR />  <BR /><B>“Anna made me think of Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine, mixed with a little bit of Janis.” — <I>Paste</I><BR />  <BR /> “Richly interior . . . What makes Anna such a powerful narrator is her seductive desire to keep her options open.” — <I>Washington Post</I></B></DIV>