Description

Exciting, unknown, and up-to-the-moment, Interest's last book is "as elaborate and vibrant whilst the gadget of the kid emperor" (John Updike). It presents the audience to the imagination, the erotic strategies, and the family of a film manager. Its speech sounds "unlike every other authoris: stylish, smart, supportive, satiric - at the same time darkly menacing and brilliantly chipper" (People).