Huddleston Road Estonia Written in the second person

Written in the second person

Novelist Alexander Theroux (Darconville's Cat

two retired clerks who set out in a search for truth and knowledge with persistent optimism in light of the fact that each new attempt at learning about the world ends in disaster

and the relations between the three

Huddleston Road Estonia Written in the second personIn circumstances all too familiar for many of us, Vic meets and falls in love with Lali, only to discover that what attracts him to her is also what will make the relationship impossible . . . John Toomey, in his second novel, has staked out territory that is difficult for any writer to traverse: how to tell a tortured love story when neither of the two characters possesses the ability or inclination to reflect on their behavior? In circumstances all