Interview | Why An Atheist Wrote His Debut Novel About a Religious Family
“When a family member becomes unrecognizable, says Lloyd, “that’s a tragedy, and any effort to make complete sense of it is bound to fail.”
“When a family member becomes unrecognizable, says Lloyd, “that’s a tragedy, and any effort to make complete sense of it is bound to fail.”
In Kantika, Rebecca—who is both a dressmaker and a beauty—is interested in manipulating surfaces and self-fashioning.
I knew that not all Jewish guys my age could be callow, shallow and immature, but eventually it dawned on me that I had bigger obstacles than my Jews-only mindset.