Chad Harbach was raised in Racine, Wisconsin, and educated at Harvard and the University of Virginia. He is the author of the acclaimed novel The Art of Fielding, which has been translated into nineteen languages. He is also a founding editor of n+1.
The Brightness
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- Nombre de pages672
- Date de parution27/10/2026
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-00-853688-6
- EAN9780008536886
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurFourth Estate
Résumé
'I could not put it down' MADELINE CASH
'Brilliant and enchanting' NATHAN HILL
'Deeply absorbing, vivid, and humane' LISA HALLIDAY
From the acclaimed author of The Art of Fielding comes an urgent, deeply felt story of friendship, art, love and grief, following two young women as they fumble their way into a larger world that won't stop changing.
At 27, Pella's life looks settled: she's a recent college graduate, engaged to Mike, her longtime boyfriend, and helping her friend Owen pull off his own destination wedding on Block Island.
But over that wild wedding weekend, Pella's past and present collide spectacularly, blowing up her plans and sending her spiralling toward an unplanned future in New York City. There, in a city that's equal parts glittering opportunity and cutthroat grit, Pella is forced to see herself in constantly changing lights as she wrestles with who she is and what she will become. As she cycles through possibilities and identities - is she an artist? A bartender? A scholar, a lover, a wife? - Pella navigates the heights and depths of passion and ambition, and the incalculable wages of love and loss. In stunning scenes and spectacular characters, Chad Harbach captures that specific, shimmering anxiety of your twenties when life still feels wide open, even as hard and irreversible choices start closing in.
Energetic, funny, and deeply human, this much-anticipated follow-up to The Art of Fielding confirms Chad Harbach as one of the most accomplished and perceptive writers of our time. 'Captures the complicated nature of female friendship, and the wonderful excruciating confusion of growing up' MADELINE CASH, author of Lost Lambs 'A monumental campus novel, full of smart and mercurial characters who feel as real as your own roommates' TOM PERROTTA, author of Ghost Town
But over that wild wedding weekend, Pella's past and present collide spectacularly, blowing up her plans and sending her spiralling toward an unplanned future in New York City. There, in a city that's equal parts glittering opportunity and cutthroat grit, Pella is forced to see herself in constantly changing lights as she wrestles with who she is and what she will become. As she cycles through possibilities and identities - is she an artist? A bartender? A scholar, a lover, a wife? - Pella navigates the heights and depths of passion and ambition, and the incalculable wages of love and loss. In stunning scenes and spectacular characters, Chad Harbach captures that specific, shimmering anxiety of your twenties when life still feels wide open, even as hard and irreversible choices start closing in.
Energetic, funny, and deeply human, this much-anticipated follow-up to The Art of Fielding confirms Chad Harbach as one of the most accomplished and perceptive writers of our time. 'Captures the complicated nature of female friendship, and the wonderful excruciating confusion of growing up' MADELINE CASH, author of Lost Lambs 'A monumental campus novel, full of smart and mercurial characters who feel as real as your own roommates' TOM PERROTTA, author of Ghost Town











