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20 reviewsA dark & stylish novel of psychological suspense about a young theater critic drawn into a dangerous game that blurs the lines between reality & performance
A MOST ANTICIPATED BOOK OF 2023: Entertainment Weekly, Zibby Mag, CrimeReads & more!
Vivian Parry likes the dark. A former actress, she now works as the junior theater critic at a major Manhattan magazine. Her nights are spent beyond the lights, in a reserved seat, giving herself over to the shows she loves. By day, she savages them, with words sharper than a knife.
Angling for a promotion, she reluctantly agrees to an interview, a conversation that reveals secrets she thought she had long since buried. Then her interviewer disappears & she learns―from his devastated fiancée―that she was the last person to have seen him alive. When the police refuse to investigate, Vivian does what she promised herself she would never do again: she plays a part. Assuming the role of amateur detective, she turns her critical gaze toward an unsanitary private eye, a sketchy internet startup, a threatening financier, fake blood, & one very real corpse. As she nears the final act, she finds that the boundaries between theater & the real world are more tenuous & more dangerous than even she could have believed. . .
Gripping, propulsive, & shot through with menace & dark glamor, Alexis Soloski’s Here in the Dark takes us behind the scenes of New York theater, lifting the curtain on the lies we tell ourselves & each other.
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“It's ultimately a book about art & the love of art, but it's cleverly disguised as a thrill ride, a jolt of pulp & a shot of noir.” —Michael Imperioli, actor, writer, & musician
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Alexis Soloski is a prize-winning NY Times culture reporter & a former lead theater critic at The Village Voice. She has taught at Barnard College & at Columbia University, where she earned her PhD in theater. Here in the Dark is her first novel.
