This author is known for his distinctive style and profound insights into the human psyche. His works often delve into complex interpersonal relationships and the search for meaning in the modern world. He captivates readers with his sharp observations and his ability to craft characters who are both vulnerable and resilient. His writing is mature, thoughtful, and leaves a lasting impression.
"From National Book Award finalist Ken Kalfus, a novel imagining a future in which civil conflict has forced America's young people to flee its borders into an unwelcoming world."--Provided by publisher
In this withering satire of American life, Marshall and Joyce are conducting a scorched-earth divorce campaign against each other. On the grim day when New York City is overcome with grief and shock, each thinks the other is dead, and each is visited by an intense, secret, guilty satisfaction. Both survive only to continue their fighting.