Dead Man's Float

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Haunted by memories of his Holocaust-survivor parents, seventy-year-old Nathan Gelder grapples with the aftermath of a stroke that leaves him paralyzed. As he confronts his past, troubling questions arise about his connection to the death of rock star Leonard Skye Barvis, igniting global riots and intense media scrutiny. The narrative skillfully intertwines the horrors of history with the complexities of late 20th-century culture, culminating in a powerful and poignant conclusion that leaves a lasting impact.