A novel weaving three distinct stories across time, exploring human connection and loss.
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A novel weaving three distinct stories across time, exploring human connection and loss.
IN ONE OF the most anticipated novels of the year, Michael Cunningham delivers a bold new story. The author of the enormously successful The Hours and A Home at the End of the World brings us three brilliant linked narratives, each set in the ever-mysterious, ever-changing and ever-turbulent city of New York. Cunningham populates each section of his stunning narrative with the same characters: a young boy, an older man and a young woman. "In the Machine" is a ghost story that takes place at the ...
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Moderate sexual content with some explicit scenes, though not pervasive. To sexual coercion, not depicted in detail.
Moderate violence with occasional graphic descriptions of injury.
Moderate use of strong language, recurring but not dominant.
Minor references to alcohol and drug use, not central.
Significant presence of LGBTQIA+ characters and identity themes.
Minor religious references, not a central theme.
No occult or witchcraft themes present.
No evidence found in available sources.
Moderate social and cultural commentary woven into the narrative.
Minor mentions of self-harm or suicidal ideation, not graphic.
Moderate depiction of emotional suffering and systemic hardship. To sexual coercion, not depicted in detail.
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