High Fidelity (novel)

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High Fidelity (novel) is a 1995 comedic novel by Nick Hornby that follows a London record store owner as he revisits his past relationships to understand his chronic romantic failures.

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instanceOf comedic novel
novel
adaptedInto feature film
stage musical
television series
author Nick Hornby NERFINISHED
centralTheme emotional immaturity
male identity
pop culture obsession
romantic relationships
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
explores commitment issues
nostalgia
personal growth
genre comedy
contemporary fiction
romantic comedy
hasAdaptation High Fidelity (2000 film) NERFINISHED
High Fidelity (2020 TV series) NERFINISHED
High Fidelity (Broadway musical) NERFINISHED
hasCharacter Barry NERFINISHED
Dick NERFINISHED
Laura NERFINISHED
hasSubject breakups
popular music
record shops
self-reflection
literaryMovement contemporary British fiction
mainCharacter Rob Fleming NERFINISHED
mainRelationship Rob and Laura NERFINISHED
mediaType print
narrativePerspective first-person
narrativeStyle humorous
introspective
notableFor depiction of record-collecting culture
use of top-five lists as a motif
originalLanguage English
placeInAuthorOeuvre early major success of Nick Hornby
plotElement exploration of romantic failures
protagonist revisits past relationships
protagonistOccupation record store owner
publicationYear 1995
publisher Victor Gollancz Ltd NERFINISHED
settingLocation London, England
surface form: London
targetAudience adult readers
timePeriodOfSetting 1990s

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High Fidelity (Broadway musical) basedOn High Fidelity (novel)
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