· Peter Geye, author of “The Wintering,” photographed in St. Paul, Thursday, June 2, (Pioneer Press: Scott Takushi) Geye grew up in North Minneapolis with four Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins. “In starkly elegant prose that matches neatly the deep northern landscape in which it's set, Wintering is a vivid portrait of fathers and sons, generational battles of love and exhaustion, forgiveness and mystery. The bonds crack, shimmer, and hold, like ice, like granite ledges. Peter Geye writes with a /5(). · WINTERING. by Peter Geye ‧ RELEASE DATE: June 7, A father and son bond through several months of self-exile in the remote borderlands of northern Minnesota. Geye has chosen a complex narrative strategy, one that mirrors the complexity of the relationships he dramatizes. At the center is Gustav “Gus” Eide, who’s distraught at the disappearance of his father, Harry.
'Wintering,' by Peter Geye. Skip Horack. July 7, Facebook Twitter Email. 3. 1 of 3 Show More Show Less 2 of 3 Peter Geye Show More Show Less. 3 of 3. Nineteen sixty-three. A town named. WINTERING. A father and son bond through several months of self-exile in the remote borderlands of northern Minnesota. Geye has chosen a complex narrative strategy, one that mirrors the complexity of the relationships he dramatizes. At the center is Gustav "Gus" Eide, who's distraught at the disappearance of his father, Harry. www.doorway.ru: Wintering (Audible Audio Edition): Peter Geye, Suzanne Toren, Blackstone Audio, Inc.: Audible Books Originals.
Novels by Peter Geye: Wintering, The Lighthouse Road, Safe from the Sea, Northernmost. — Peter Geye. “In one beautifully etched sentence after another, Peter Geye’s Wintering explores the remote wilderness of Minnesota, and the even more remote and mysterious wilderness of family history. I found myself lost inside it, in all the best ways a reader can be lost.” —Alix Ohlin. WINTERING. by Peter Geye ‧ RELEASE DATE: June 7, A father and son bond through several months of self-exile in the remote borderlands of northern Minnesota. Geye has chosen a complex narrative strategy, one that mirrors the complexity of the relationships he dramatizes. At the center is Gustav “Gus” Eide, who’s distraught at the disappearance of his father, Harry.
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