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Book Title
Life Is Everywhere : a Novel
Publication Name
Life Is Everywhere
Title
Life Is Everywhere
Author
Lucy Ives
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
1644452049
EAN
9781644452042
ISBN
9781644452042
Publisher
Graywolf Press
Genre
Fiction
Release Date
04/10/2022
Release Year
2022
Language
English
Item Height
1.3in
Item Length
8.4in
Item Width
7.2in
Item Weight
20.8 Oz
Publication Year
2022
Topic
Contemporary Women, Literary
Number of Pages
400 Pages

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A virtuosic, radical reimagining of the systems novel by a "rampaging, mirthful genius" (Elizabeth McKenzie). Everything that happened was repetition. But it was repetition with a difference. So she dragged along in a spiral, trusting to this form. Manhattan, 2014. It's an unseasonably warm Thursday in November and Erin Adamo is locked out of her apartment. Her husband has just left her and meanwhile her keys are in her coat, which she abandoned at her parents' apartment when she exited mid-dinner after her father--once again--lost control. Erin takes refuge in the library of the university where she is a grad student. Her bag contains two manuscripts she's written, along with a monograph by a faculty member who's recently become embroiled in a bizarre scandal. Erin isn't sure what she's doing, but a small, mostly unconscious part of her knows: within these documents is a key she's needed all along. With unflinching precision, Life Is Everywhere captures emotional events that hover fitfully at the borders of visibility and intelligibility, showing how the past lives on, often secretly and at the expense of the present. It's about one person on one evening, reckoning with heartbreak--a story that, to be fully told, unexpectedly requires many others, from the history of botulism to an enigmatic surrealist prank. Multifarious, mischievous, and deeply humane, Lucy Ives's latest masterpiece rejoices in what a novel, and a self, can carry.

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Publisher
Graywolf Press
ISBN-10
1644452049
ISBN-13
9781644452042
eBay Product ID (ePID)
13057255056

Product Key Features

Book Title
Life Is Everywhere : a Novel
Author
Lucy Ives
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Contemporary Women, Literary
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
400 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.4in
Item Height
1.3in
Item Width
7.2in
Item Weight
20.8 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ps3609.V48l54 2022
Reviews
"If Lucy Ives is as smart as her novel Life Is Everywhere , then I am in complete awe. The novel is challenging in all the best ways and an absolute joy to read. How many books in one and yet one book. This is great writing." --Percival Everett, author of Dr. No and The Trees "Writing novels is the way Lucy Ives discovers her thoughts about the at once disheartening and marvelous fact of being alive right here, right now. This brilliant and playful novel brims with wisdom." --Alejandro Zambra, author of Chilean Poet "A discursive and funny Nabokovian story of academic stultification. . . . Brave readers will enjoy piecing together the puzzle." -- Publishers Weekly "The superb Lucy Ives slays enemy and friend alike in this multivalent successor to Jarrell's Pictures from an Institution ." --Jesse Ball "Lucy Ives is a daring writer with a wicked sense of humor. Her books announce a plethora of ideas, her purview broad, with interests ranging from ancient history to contemporary art. She brilliantly observes society and culture, and invents stories only she could imagine. Ives's sense of language and unique mind make her one of our most original contemporary writers." --Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and American Genius, A Comedy " Life Is Everywhere is simply dazzling. Part campus novel, part bildungsroman, part scenes from an unsalvageable marriage, the book blows past genre to deliver an unvarnished portrait of a woman on the verge: of a nervous breakdown, maybe, but also the possibility of her own self-realization. Ives has an ear for how people talk when they've lost the desire to speak. Her sentences are angry and elegant, replete with the accidental comedy of swimming with sharks. Witty, seductive, furious, and bold, this is a pitch-perfect aria of broken hearts and dubious morals. It is, what's more, a delightful read." --Anahid Nersessian, author of Keat's Odes: A Lover's Discourse, "Ives possesses an enthralling emotional and psychological acuity, a seemingly bottomless store of knowledge and a thrilling wit, all of which she applies to the systems under which we live -- and how we manage to live within or outside them." --Lynn Steger Strong, Los Angeles Times "The novel we thought we'd been reading--#MeToo scandal rocks university!--disassembles itself, becomes something else, and something else again. When we return at the novel's close to The Incident, it is complicated further, left insistently, uncannily unknowable. . . . Life Is Everywhere reminds us that institutions have the advantages of accumulated power and the time to wait us out. But the rupture has happened. The cracks in the system are exposed, opening opportunities--we just have to take them." --Jamie Hood, Bookforum "If Lucy Ives is as smart as her novel Life Is Everywhere , then I am in complete awe. The novel is challenging in all the best ways and an absolute joy to read. How many books in one and yet one book. This is great writing." --Percival Everett, author of Dr. No and The Trees "Writing novels is the way Lucy Ives discovers her thoughts about the at once disheartening and marvelous fact of being alive right here, right now. This brilliant and playful novel brims with wisdom." --Alejandro Zambra, author of Chilean Poet "A discursive and funny Nabokovian story of academic stultification. . . . Brave readers will enjoy piecing together the puzzle." -- Publishers Weekly "The superb Lucy Ives slays enemy and friend alike in this multivalent successor to Jarrell's Pictures from an Institution ." --Jesse Ball "Lucy Ives is a daring writer with a wicked sense of humor. Her books announce a plethora of ideas, her purview broad, with interests ranging from ancient history to contemporary art. She brilliantly observes society and culture, and invents stories only she could imagine. Ives's sense of language and unique mind make her one of our most original contemporary writers." --Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and American Genius, A Comedy " Life Is Everywhere is simply dazzling. Part campus novel, part bildungsroman, part scenes from an unsalvageable marriage, the book blows past genre to deliver an unvarnished portrait of a woman on the verge: of a nervous breakdown, maybe, but also the possibility of her own self-realization. Ives has an ear for how people talk when they've lost the desire to speak. Her sentences are angry and elegant, replete with the accidental comedy of swimming with sharks. Witty, seductive, furious, and bold, this is a pitch-perfect aria of broken hearts and dubious morals. It is, what's more, a delightful read." --Anahid Nersessian, author of Keat's Odes: A Lover's Discourse, "Writing novels is the way Lucy Ives discovers her thoughts about the at once disheartening and marvelous fact of being alive right here, right now. This brilliant and playful novel brims with wisdom." --Alejandro Zambra, author of Chilean Poet "If Lucy Ives is as smart as her novel Life Is Everywhere , then I am in complete awe. The novel is challenging in all the best ways and an absolute joy to read. How many books in one and yet one book. This is great writing." --Percival Everett, author of Dr. No and The Trees "The superb Lucy Ives slays enemy and friend alike in this multivalent successor to Jarrell's Pictures from an Institution ." --Jesse Ball "Lucy Ives is a daring writer with a wicked sense of humor. Her books announce a plethora of ideas, her purview broad, with interests ranging from ancient history to contemporary art. She brilliantly observes society and culture, and invents stories only she could imagine. Ives's sense of language and unique mind make her one of our most original contemporary writers." --Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and American Genius, A Comedy " Life Is Everywhere is simply dazzling. Part campus novel, part bildungsroman, part scenes from an unsalvageable marriage, the book blows past genre to deliver an unvarnished portrait of a woman on the verge: of a nervous breakdown, maybe, but also the possibility of her own self-realization. Ives has an ear for how people talk when they've lost the desire to speak. Her sentences are angry and elegant, replete with the accidental comedy of swimming with sharks. Witty, seductive, furious, and bold, this is a pitch-perfect aria of broken hearts and dubious morals. It is, what's more, a delightful read." --Anahid Nersessian, author of Keat's Odes: A Lover's Discourse, "The superb Lucy Ives slays enemy and friend alike in this multivalent successor to Jarrell's Pictures from an Institution ." --Jesse Ball "Lucy Ives is a daring writer with a wicked sense of humor. Her books announce a plethora of ideas, her purview broad, with interests ranging from ancient history to contemporary art. She brilliantly observes society and culture, and invents stories only she could imagine. Ives's sense of language and unique mind make her one of our most original contemporary writers." --Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and American Genius, A Comedy "Writing novels is the way Lucy Ives discovers her thoughts about the at once disheartening and marvelous fact of being alive right here, right now. This brilliant and playful novel brims with wisdom." --Alejandro Zambra, author of Chilean Poet " Life Is Everywhere is simply dazzling. Part campus novel, part bildungsroman, part scenes from an unsalvageable marriage, the book blows past genre to deliver an unvarnished portrait of a woman on the verge: of a nervous breakdown, maybe, but also the possibility of her own self-realization. Ives has an ear for how people talk when they've lost the desire to speak. Her sentences are angry and elegant, replete with the accidental comedy of swimming with sharks. Witty, seductive, furious, and bold, this is a pitch-perfect aria of broken hearts and dubious morals. It is, what's more, a delightful read." --Anahid Nersessian, author of Keat's Odes: A Lover's Discourse, "Ives possesses an enthralling emotional and psychological acuity, a seemingly bottomless store of knowledge and a thrilling wit, all of which she applies to the systems under which we live -- and how we manage to live within or outside them." --Lynn Steger Strong, Los Angeles Times "This pastiche novel boldly explores what drives the creative mind: genius, vanity, grief, love, and mental chaos. Ives is a brilliant, one-of-a-kind maestro, leading this complex orchestra with great aplomb." -- Booklist "The novel we thought we'd been reading--#MeToo scandal rocks university!--disassembles itself, becomes something else, and something else again. When we return at the novel's close to The Incident, it is complicated further, left insistently, uncannily unknowable. . . . Life Is Everywhere reminds us that institutions have the advantages of accumulated power and the time to wait us out. But the rupture has happened. The cracks in the system are exposed, opening opportunities--we just have to take them." --Jamie Hood, Bookforum "If Lucy Ives is as smart as her novel Life Is Everywhere , then I am in complete awe. The novel is challenging in all the best ways and an absolute joy to read. How many books in one and yet one book. This is great writing." --Percival Everett, author of Dr. No and The Trees "Writing novels is the way Lucy Ives discovers her thoughts about the at once disheartening and marvelous fact of being alive right here, right now. This brilliant and playful novel brims with wisdom." --Alejandro Zambra, author of Chilean Poet "A discursive and funny Nabokovian story of academic stultification. . . . Brave readers will enjoy piecing together the puzzle." -- Publishers Weekly "The superb Lucy Ives slays enemy and friend alike in this multivalent successor to Jarrell's Pictures from an Institution ." --Jesse Ball "Lucy Ives is a daring writer with a wicked sense of humor. Her books announce a plethora of ideas, her purview broad, with interests ranging from ancient history to contemporary art. She brilliantly observes society and culture, and invents stories only she could imagine. Ives's sense of language and unique mind make her one of our most original contemporary writers." --Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and American Genius, A Comedy " Life Is Everywhere is simply dazzling. Part campus novel, part bildungsroman, part scenes from an unsalvageable marriage, the book blows past genre to deliver an unvarnished portrait of a woman on the verge: of a nervous breakdown, maybe, but also the possibility of her own self-realization. Ives has an ear for how people talk when they've lost the desire to speak. Her sentences are angry and elegant, replete with the accidental comedy of swimming with sharks. Witty, seductive, furious, and bold, this is a pitch-perfect aria of broken hearts and dubious morals. It is, what's more, a delightful read." --Anahid Nersessian, author of Keat's Odes: A Lover's Discourse, "Lucy Ives is a daring writer with a wicked sense of humor. Her books announce a plethora of ideas, her purview broad, with interests ranging from ancient history to contemporary art. She brilliantly observes society and culture, and invents stories only she could imagine. Ives's sense of language and unique mind make her one of our most original contemporary writers." --Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and American Genius, A Comedy "The superb Lucy Ives slays enemy and friend alike in this multivalent successor to Jarrell's Pictures from an Institution ." --Jesse Ball, "Lucy Ives is a daring writer with a wicked sense of humor. Her books announce a plethora of ideas, her purview broad, with interests ranging from ancient history to contemporary art. She brilliantly observes society and culture, and invents stories only she could imagine. Ives's sense of language and unique mind make her one of our most original contemporary writers." --Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and American Genius, A Comedy "The superb Lucy Ives slays enemy and friend alike in this multivalent successor to Jarrell's Pictures from an Institution ." --Jesse Ball " Life Is Everywhere is simply dazzling. Part campus novel, part bildungsroman, part scenes from an unsalvageable marriage, the book blows past genre to deliver an unvarnished portrait of a woman on the verge: of a nervous breakdown, maybe, but also the possibility of her own self-realization. Ives has an ear for how people talk when they've lost the desire to speak. Her sentences are angry and elegant, replete with the accidental comedy of swimming with sharks. Witty, seductive, furious, and bold, this is a pitch-perfect aria of broken hearts and dubious morals. It is, what's more, a delightful read." --Anahid Nersessian, author of Keat's Odes: A Lover's Discourse, "Lucy Ives is a daring writer with a wicked sense of humor. Her books announce a plethora of ideas, her purview broad, with interests ranging from ancient history to contemporary art. She brilliantly observes society and culture, and invents stories only she could imagine. Ives's sense of language and unique mind make her one of our most original contemporary writers." --Lynne Tillman, author of Men and Apparitions and American Genius, A Comedy
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