Your Cities, Your Tombs

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Delving into personal and public tragedy, this novel offers a unique narrative structure with brief chapters set in a vast universe plagued by physical and mental illness, urban decay, and societal fractures. Influenced by early avant-garde writers, it presents a stark and unsettling portrayal of modern life, revealing the absurdities and dangers that often go unnoticed. Celebrated for his ability to evoke discomfort through a clear yet alienating perspective, Krall's work invites readers to confront the darker aspects of existence.