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A brand new novel with a dark political perspective from “one of America’s greats.”*Man in the Dark is John Auster’s amazing, damaging novel concerning the several facts we occupy as conflicts fire throughout us.Seventy-two-year-old July Brill is recovering from a vehicle accident in his daughter’s home in Vermont. He is based on bed, when rest will not come and informs herself tales, battling to break the rules ideas about issues he'd choose to forget—his wife’s current demise and the terrible killing of his granddaughter’s sweetheart, Titus. The outdated guide critic thinks a similar world by which America isn't at war with Iraq but with itself. Within this different America the twin towers didn't fall and the 2000 election results resulted in secession, as state after state ripped from the marriage and a bloody civil war ensued.