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by Sam Savage (Author)
A meditation on memory and futility among the ruins of artistic ambition, family myth, and the fall of the South.
Savage's latest novel dismantles the mythic greats of the past--an American South that never was, and a mother's artistic pretensions that never should have been. In the story of Eve, Savage finds a voice that captures both the frustrations of our degraded world and the tender sympathy it evokes for all our sad efforts to leave something beautiful behind.Sam Savage (11/9/40 - 1/17/19) was the best-selling author of Firmin: Adventures of a Metropolitan Lowlife, The Cry of the Sloth, Glass, The Way of the Dog, and It Will End with Us. A native of South Carolina, Savage held a PhD in philosophy from Yale University. He was a finalist for the Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers Award, the PEN/New England Award, and the Society of Midland Authors Award.