Description

Emmett includes a wife and two kids, a cat, and a duck, and he really wants to understand what living is approximately. Every single day he gets up before dawn, makes a walk at nighttime, lights a fire with one wooden match, and thinks.What Emmett considers may be the subject of the wise and closely observed novel, which covers vast distances while moving no more than Emmett’s fireplace and home. Nicholson Baker’s remarkable capability to describe and celebrate life in most its rich ordinariness hasn't been so beautifully accomplished.