The author of the National Book Award finalist "Blue Angel"returns with a novel that is an exciting leap forward in a boldly imagined & darkly comic story. When a young, tattooed neo-Nazi enters the world of a Holocaust survivor who heads a human rights foundation, readers should be prepared to untangle the skeins of a completely unconventional world. Focused on three main characters, the story is at once complex and completely familiar in its humanity. "A Changed Man" poses the questions: What constitutes a life worth living and is it possible to change? The answers illuminate the everyday transactions in our lives, exposing what remains invisible in the plain sight of our culture. 421p.
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The author of the National Book Award finalist "Blue Angel"returns with a novel that is an exciting leap forward in a boldly imagined & darkly comic story. When a young, tattooed neo-Nazi enters the world of a Holocaust survivor who heads a human rights foundation, readers should be prepared to untangle the skeins of a completely unconventional world. Focused on three main characters, the story is at once complex and completely familiar in its humanity. "A Changed Man" poses the questions: What constitutes a life worth living and is it possible to change? The answers illuminate the everyday transactions in our lives, exposing what remains invisible in the plain sight of our culture. 421p.