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The Gossip Columnist's Daughter
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- Nombre de pages448
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-316-22467-3
- EAN9780316224673
- Date de parution12/08/2025
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLittle, Brown and Company
Résumé
Convinced that the key to the unraveling of his own life is tied to the tragic death of a young Hollywood starlet, an unheralded writer embarks on a quest to solve the cold case-a new novel by "a major talent" (New York Times) and "one of the most distinctive voices of his generation" (Granta). Jed Rosenthal hasn't published a book in fourteen years, the mother of his child left him in a "trial separation" that has stretched on indefinitely, and he struggles to navigate the daily sorrows of their co-parenting arrangement.
But the implosion of Jed's family is simply a footnote in the larger history of the Rosenthal family's decline. Just days after the JFK assassination, Karyn "Cookie" Kupcinet was found dead in her Hollywood apartment. The press reported that the 22-year-old was strangled, yet unanswered questions linger to this day. Cookie's parents-Chicago royalty, Irv and Essee Kupcinet-had been close friends with Jed's grandparents, but in the aftermath of her death, their friendship abruptly and inexplicably ended.
Decades later, Jed pores over family stories, newspaper archives, old photos, and crime scene notes, believing that if he can divine the truth of Cookie's death-whether it was suicide, murder, or part of a larger conspiracy-it might shed light on a mystery closer to home. Spanning seventy plus years, and weaving together family drama and a true-life unsolved case, The Gossip Columnist's Daughter is a singular, wryly comic, and deeply human exploration into friendship and the bonds that sustain us.
But the implosion of Jed's family is simply a footnote in the larger history of the Rosenthal family's decline. Just days after the JFK assassination, Karyn "Cookie" Kupcinet was found dead in her Hollywood apartment. The press reported that the 22-year-old was strangled, yet unanswered questions linger to this day. Cookie's parents-Chicago royalty, Irv and Essee Kupcinet-had been close friends with Jed's grandparents, but in the aftermath of her death, their friendship abruptly and inexplicably ended.
Decades later, Jed pores over family stories, newspaper archives, old photos, and crime scene notes, believing that if he can divine the truth of Cookie's death-whether it was suicide, murder, or part of a larger conspiracy-it might shed light on a mystery closer to home. Spanning seventy plus years, and weaving together family drama and a true-life unsolved case, The Gossip Columnist's Daughter is a singular, wryly comic, and deeply human exploration into friendship and the bonds that sustain us.
Convinced that the key to the unraveling of his own life is tied to the tragic death of a young Hollywood starlet, an unheralded writer embarks on a quest to solve the cold case-a new novel by "a major talent" (New York Times) and "one of the most distinctive voices of his generation" (Granta). Jed Rosenthal hasn't published a book in fourteen years, the mother of his child left him in a "trial separation" that has stretched on indefinitely, and he struggles to navigate the daily sorrows of their co-parenting arrangement.
But the implosion of Jed's family is simply a footnote in the larger history of the Rosenthal family's decline. Just days after the JFK assassination, Karyn "Cookie" Kupcinet was found dead in her Hollywood apartment. The press reported that the 22-year-old was strangled, yet unanswered questions linger to this day. Cookie's parents-Chicago royalty, Irv and Essee Kupcinet-had been close friends with Jed's grandparents, but in the aftermath of her death, their friendship abruptly and inexplicably ended.
Decades later, Jed pores over family stories, newspaper archives, old photos, and crime scene notes, believing that if he can divine the truth of Cookie's death-whether it was suicide, murder, or part of a larger conspiracy-it might shed light on a mystery closer to home. Spanning seventy plus years, and weaving together family drama and a true-life unsolved case, The Gossip Columnist's Daughter is a singular, wryly comic, and deeply human exploration into friendship and the bonds that sustain us.
But the implosion of Jed's family is simply a footnote in the larger history of the Rosenthal family's decline. Just days after the JFK assassination, Karyn "Cookie" Kupcinet was found dead in her Hollywood apartment. The press reported that the 22-year-old was strangled, yet unanswered questions linger to this day. Cookie's parents-Chicago royalty, Irv and Essee Kupcinet-had been close friends with Jed's grandparents, but in the aftermath of her death, their friendship abruptly and inexplicably ended.
Decades later, Jed pores over family stories, newspaper archives, old photos, and crime scene notes, believing that if he can divine the truth of Cookie's death-whether it was suicide, murder, or part of a larger conspiracy-it might shed light on a mystery closer to home. Spanning seventy plus years, and weaving together family drama and a true-life unsolved case, The Gossip Columnist's Daughter is a singular, wryly comic, and deeply human exploration into friendship and the bonds that sustain us.
