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54 reviewsCLOSE FRIENDS / DISTANT LOVERS / LOST PARAGRAPHS / A THEFT, A TRIP, A COMMUNE, A QUESTION: HOW TO LIVE IN THIS WORLD?
A missing laptop, a critic, a sojourn in communal living—Eleanor, or, The Rejection of the Progress of Love is a bracingly intelligent examination of grief, autonomy, aging, desire, information overload, & the condition of being a thinking & feeling inhabitant of an often unthinkable, numbing world. Anna Moschovakis’s debut novel bristles with honesty, humor, & the hungers that propel us to revise & again revise our lives.
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“Philosophically exhaustive yet profoundly human, this book sets itself the task of asking the big questions—What am I? What was I? What will I be?—in a style that evokes Lispector & Camus but with the self-referential & weary globalism of the current milieu. A consummately accomplished novel. A worthy treatise on the now.” — Kirkus
“Performance art in print.” — Publishers Weekly
“A brilliant, visceral, sensual examination of the condition of being a woman, & the inherent struggles related to identity & authority that exist for all of us.” —Nylon
“Anna Moschovakis has done something remarkable.” —Los Angeles Review of Books
“Moschovakis’s novel is braided & experimental, yet it looks for illumination in the plainspoken & the authentic.” —Wall Street Journal
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Anna Moschovakis’s books include They & We Will Get into Trouble for This, You & Three Others Are Approaching a Lake (winner of the James Laughlin Award), & English translations of Albert Cossery’s The Jokers, Annie Ernaux’s The Possession, & Bresson on Bresson. She is a longtime member of the Brooklyn-based publishing collective Ugly Duckling Presse & cofounder of Bushel, a collectively run art & community space in the Catskills. This is her first novel.
