Zero zone: a novel / Scott O'Connor. By: O'Connor, Scott [author.] Material type: Text Publisher: Berkeley, California: Counterpoint Press, Edition: First hardcover edition Description: pages ; 24 cm Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume ISBN: ; Other title: 0 zone Subject (s): Women artists -- Fiction | Installations (Art) -- Fiction | . · Posted on October 6, (Octo) by Zack Ravas. “The guards let them stay in the dayroom longer than usual, on account of the fact that the world might end,’’ Scott O’Connor allows, writing about a convict named Tanner and his friend Emmett deep into his enthralling new novel, Zero Zone (Counterpoint Press, pages).Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins. · Zero Zone by Scott O’Connor English | | Mystery Thriller | eBook | MB Los Angeles, the late s: Jess Shepard is an installation artist who creates environments that focus on light and space, often leading to intense sensory experiences for visitors to her work.
Zero Zone by Scott O'Connor (about pages) 76, total words. 36 th PERCENTILE. of all the books in our library. %. vividness. 91 st PERCENTILE. of all the books in our library. %. passive voice. 3 rd PERCENTILE. of all the books in our library. %. all adverbs. 7 th PERCENTILE. of all the books in our library. "Zero Zone held me from the first page with its precise prose and willingness to interrogate deeply what art can and cannot do for us - and to us. Scott O'Connor has written a profound novel about the human search for transcendence and meaning in our often alienated and confusing lives - and it's full of suspense and mystery, with a gaze that. A literary thriller about an infamous desert art installation, the cult it inspired, and the search for a missing young woman that is "cinematic readers will be compelled to start again at page one to discover how O'Connor pieces together his suspenseful, incredibly well-written narrative" (Library Journal, starred review).Los Angeles, the late s: Jess Shepard is an installation.
Scott O’Connor’s ‘Zero Zone’ is a sophisticated thriller about the power of art. At his trial in , Charles Manson claimed that a message in the Beatles’ White Album provoked him to. The liminal space between art, artist and audience takes an unexpected, beautiful and haunting form in Scott O’Connor’s masterful Zero Zone, which brings to light the intangible thoughts and feelings swirling around an interactive art installation in the desert. Scott O’Connor’s new novel, “Zero Zone”, revolves around an eponymous art installation which was built in the desert of New Mexico in , where quite quickly things went horribly wrong. The novel starts with a calamitous and dramatic event, foreshadowing a plot that contains several dramatic calamities! Buckle your seat-belt.
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