During the burgeoning punk movement of 1970s New York City, Cass Neary got famous photographing the stars and the hopefuls, the lucky and the damned. Now, thirty years later, Cass is lost and on her way into obscurity when a friend offers her a mercy gig to interview a famously reclusive photographer in Maine. When she arrives, Cass gets much more than she bargained for. A decades-old mystery is still claiming victims, and if she can unravel this perplexing case, Cass just might have a shot at personal and professional redemption. "Generation Loss" is a vivid and engrossing new novel from Elizabeth Hand, author of "Winterlong," "Waking the Moon," and many other novels.
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During the burgeoning punk movement of 1970s New York City, Cass Neary got famous photographing the stars and the hopefuls, the lucky and the damned. Now, thirty years later, Cass is lost and on her way into obscurity when a friend offers her a mercy gig to interview a famously reclusive photographer in Maine. When she arrives, Cass gets much more than she bargained for. A decades-old mystery is still claiming victims, and if she can unravel this perplexing case, Cass just might have a shot at personal and professional redemption. "Generation Loss" is a vivid and engrossing new novel from Elizabeth Hand, author of "Winterlong," "Waking the Moon," and many other novels.