Dexter Palmer delves into the complexities of modern existence and the human psyche, often exploring themes of technology, consciousness, and our perception of reality. His writing is characterized by a sharp intellect and meticulously crafted prose that draws readers into deeply introspective journeys. Through his works, he examines how our own thoughts and actions shape us, frequently touching upon the fragility of human connection within our ever-evolving world.
A stunning, powerfully evocative new novel based on a true story - in 1726 in the small town of Godalming, England, a young woman confounds the medical community by giving birth to dead rabbits.
Set against a backdrop of personal and technological upheaval, the story follows Rebecca Wright, who struggles to find stability after a tragedy while sensing a disconnection from reality. Her husband is consumed by his unconventional invention, the causality violation device, which could redefine their lives. This emotionally resonant and intellectually engaging narrative explores the profound impact of science and technology on relationships and identity, prompting readers to reconsider their perceptions of both the present and future.