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In February 1835, the cold New Orleans streets are alight with masked Mardi Gras revelers as the American Theaters impresario, Lorenzo Belaggio, brings a magnificent yet controversial operatic version of Othello to town. But its pitch-black in the alley where free man of color Benjamin January hears a slurred whisper, spies the flash of a knife, and is himself wounded as he rescues Belaggio from a vicious attack. Could competition for audiences—or for Belagios affections—provoke such violent skulduggery? Or is Shakespeares tragic tale, with its spectacle of a black mans passion for a white beauty, one that some Creole citizen—or American parvenu—would do anything to keep off the stage? The soaring music will lead January into a tangle of love, hate, and greed more treacherous than any onstage drama, as he must discover who is responsible...and who will Die Upon a Kiss.

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As impresario Lorenzo Belaggio brings a controversial operatic version of "Othello" to 1835 New Orleans, he is attacked outside the theater and is saved by free man Benjamin January, who is a wounded by the knife meant for Belaggio. As he investigates, January is led into a tangle of love, hate, and greed more treacherous than any play. (May)

About the Author

Barbara Hambly is the author of The Emancipators Wife, a finalist for the Michael Shaara Award for Excellence in Civil War Fiction. She is also the author of Fever Season, a New York Times Notable Book of the Year, and seven acclaimed historical novels.

Product Details

ISBN:
9780553581652
Author:
Hambly, Barbara
Publisher:
Bantam
Subject:
New Orleans (La.)
Subject:
Opera
Subject:
Mystery & Detective - General
Subject:
Suspense
Copyright:
Edition Description:
Mass market paperback
Publication Date:
20020430
Binding:
Paperback
Grade Level:
General/trade
Language:
English
Pages:
480
Dimensions:
6.89x4.22x1.08 in. .49 lbs.

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"Synopsis" by , As impresario Lorenzo Belaggio brings a controversial operatic version of "Othello" to 1835 New Orleans, he is attacked outside the theater and is saved by free man Benjamin January, who is a wounded by the knife meant for Belaggio. As he investigates, January is led into a tangle of love, hate, and greed more treacherous than any play. (May)
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