Description

A sexual identification of need, secrecy, and powerful novel, In One Single Individual is just a tale of unfulfilled love—tormented, humorous, and affecting—and an impassioned grasp of our sexual variations. Billy, the bi-sexual narrator and main character of In One Single Individual, informs the tragicomic tale (lasting over fifty percent a hundred years) of his existence like a “sexual suspect,” a term first utilized by John Irving in 1978 in his landmark book of “terminal instances,” The Planet Based on Garp. His many political book because The Cider House Rules and A Prayer for Owen Meany, John Irving’s In One Single Individual is just a touching homage to Billy’s buddies and lovers—a theatrical cast of people who escape conference and class. Not least, In One Single Individual is definitely a memorable and intimate face of the solitariness of the man who's focused on producing herself “worthwhile.”