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Last Acts : A Novel

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Product Code: 9781982196745
ISBN13: 9781982196745
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Following a near-death experience, an entrepreneurial father-and-son duo wreak havoc and fend off bankruptcy in this unflinching portrayal of the absurdities of American life. ?Honest, highwire, virtuosic writing that summons up the world with all its charms and hazards.? ?George Saunders, author of Liberation Day ? ?Funny as hell...Unputdownable.? ?Mary Karr, author of Lit Even though his firearms store is failing, things are looking up for David Rizzo. His son, Nick, has just recovered after a near-fatal overdose, which means one thing: Rizzo can use Nick?s resurrection to create the most compelling television commercial for a gun emporium that the world has ever seen. After all, this is America, Rizzo tells himself. Surely anything is possible. But the relationship between father and son is fragile, mired in mutual disappointment. And when the pair embarks on their scheme to avoid bankruptcy, a high stakes crash of hijinks, hope, and disaster ensues. Featuring a cast of unforgettable characters, this razor-sharp social satire lays bare both the gun and opioid crises. Fans of Don DeLillo and Stephen Markley will be thrilled by this smart, inventive debut.


Author: Alexander Sammartino
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Publication Date: Jan 23, 2024
Number of Pages: 224 pages
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 1982196742
ISBN-13: 9781982196745

Last Acts : A Novel

$27.00
$24.97
Sale 8%
 
Following a near-death experience, an entrepreneurial father-and-son duo wreak havoc and fend off bankruptcy in this unflinching portrayal of the absurdities of American life. ?Honest, highwire, virtuosic writing that summons up the world with all its charms and hazards.? ?George Saunders, author of Liberation Day ? ?Funny as hell...Unputdownable.? ?Mary Karr, author of Lit Even though his firearms store is failing, things are looking up for David Rizzo. His son, Nick, has just recovered after a near-fatal overdose, which means one thing: Rizzo can use Nick?s resurrection to create the most compelling television commercial for a gun emporium that the world has ever seen. After all, this is America, Rizzo tells himself. Surely anything is possible. But the relationship between father and son is fragile, mired in mutual disappointment. And when the pair embarks on their scheme to avoid bankruptcy, a high stakes crash of hijinks, hope, and disaster ensues. Featuring a cast of unforgettable characters, this razor-sharp social satire lays bare both the gun and opioid crises. Fans of Don DeLillo and Stephen Markley will be thrilled by this smart, inventive debut.


Author: Alexander Sammartino
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Publication Date: Jan 23, 2024
Number of Pages: 224 pages
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 1982196742
ISBN-13: 9781982196745
 

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