
by Gary Indiana
So people do, as the poet remarked, come here in order to live.
So people do, as the poet remarked, come here in order to live.
A brilliant, satiric novel about the waning of cool in downtown New York. This comic novel follows the various declines and concessions of a number of characters at crossroads in their lives. The dispersion of their friends and loved ones causes an emotional undertow, hauntingly captured in Indiana's best novel yet.
1950 – 2024-10-24
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