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Normal People Don't Live Like This: A Novel in Stories
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- Nombre de pages240
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-64129-801-8
- EAN9781641298018
- Date de parution07/04/2026
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille981 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurSoho Press
Résumé
"Wonderful! Leah and Helen are authentic, vulnerable characters, whose intimate truths are exposed at perfect, unexpected moments."?Elizabeth StroutA jolting, sensual novel in stories that traces the crises, cruelties and passions of girls and mothers in the chaos of 1970s Greenwich Village, now in a deluxe edition featuring a reader's guide and a new, previously unpublished story.1970s Greenwich Village: Leah Levinson can't help worshipping the girls who torment her at school.
Her perilous, magnetic friendships with Rainey Royal and Angeline Yost-girls she fears yet cannot resist-leave her desperate to shift the balance of power and affection. Meanwhile, Leah's emotionally estranged mother, Helen, secretly rents a room uptown where she lives out a second life. And Rainey-whose chaotic upbringing fills her with artistic inspiration and dread-decides to risk everything on an act of vengeance in a legendary artists' building.
As we move between points of view, the New York of another era blazes with danger, beauty, and possibility. First published in 2009 and now expanded with a new story, Normal People Don't Live Like This is a luminous depiction of the crises, cruelties, and passions of girls and mothers, and the first book in the Rainey Royal Cycle. It is joined by a new novel in stories, List of All Possible Desires, and a deluxe edition of the 2014 novel Rainey Royal.
Each book stands on its own, yet together they echo and amplify one another, creating a world of almost unbearable richness and intensity.
Her perilous, magnetic friendships with Rainey Royal and Angeline Yost-girls she fears yet cannot resist-leave her desperate to shift the balance of power and affection. Meanwhile, Leah's emotionally estranged mother, Helen, secretly rents a room uptown where she lives out a second life. And Rainey-whose chaotic upbringing fills her with artistic inspiration and dread-decides to risk everything on an act of vengeance in a legendary artists' building.
As we move between points of view, the New York of another era blazes with danger, beauty, and possibility. First published in 2009 and now expanded with a new story, Normal People Don't Live Like This is a luminous depiction of the crises, cruelties, and passions of girls and mothers, and the first book in the Rainey Royal Cycle. It is joined by a new novel in stories, List of All Possible Desires, and a deluxe edition of the 2014 novel Rainey Royal.
Each book stands on its own, yet together they echo and amplify one another, creating a world of almost unbearable richness and intensity.
