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NEW NOVEL
Ten years after the publication of his acclaimed debut, All Neon Like Love, Dan Gennoe returns with his beautiful and poetic second novel, Floating Points.
The second book of The Paris Trilogy, it follows a new cast of characters as they drift through the city, unmoored from the world around them, happily lost and avoiding the past — a past that inevitably comes to find them, with disturbing and unintended consequences.
Featuring the same quiet tension and languid writing that marked Dan as a distinctive new voice in literary fiction and made his debut so hypnotic, this is a must-read for fans of slow psychological fiction rich in atmosphere and emotion.
NEW NOVEL
Ten years after the publication of his acclaimed debut, All Neon Like Love, Dan Gennoe returns with his beautiful and poetic second novel, Floating Points.
The second book of The Paris Trilogy, it follows a new cast of characters as they drift through the city, unmoored from the world around them, happily lost and avoiding the past — a past that inevitably comes to find them, with disturbing and unintended consequences.
Featuring the same quiet tension and languid writing that marked Dan as a distinctive new voice in literary fiction and made his debut so hypnotic, this is a must-read for fans of slow psychological fiction rich in atmosphere and emotion.