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Our Ecstatic Days - Hardcover

Erickson, Steve

 
9780743264723: Our Ecstatic Days

Synopsis

Overcome by a fear that a lake that has miraculously appeared in Los Angeles is out to take her son from her, a single mother plunges into its depths and emerges as a powerful dominatrix and seer, while thousands of miles away, another woman with a bizarre connection to the first encounters a mysterious figure who bears a dark message. By the author of Days Between Stations. 15,000 first printing.

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Review

""Our Ecstatic Days" may be a great one."

-- David Bowman, "Bookforum"

"Erickson is a gambler, one of the fabulous myth makers who are needed in these times of deprivation of the imagination."

-- "The New York Times Book Review"

""Our Ecstatic Days" may be a great one."

-- David Bowman, "Bookforum"

""Our Ecstatic Days" may be a great one."

-- David Bowman, "Bookforum"

""Our Ecstatic Days" may be a great one."
-- David Bowman, "Bookforum"

"Our Ecstatic Days may be a great one."
-- David Bowman, Bookforum

"Huge scope...invention, feeling and humor...with love as an abyss of motion, terror, ecstasy. The richest of Erickson's visions to date."

-- Joseph McElroy, The Believer

"Erickson and his latest novel are clearly sui generis. Our Ecstatic Days is an extravagant, outsized accomplishment...in which chaos almost -- but never quite -- wins, in which primal human connections keep us going in the face of catastrophic loss. A baroque, visionary novel rooted in fundamental truths."

-- Bill Sheehan, The Washington Post Book World

"Our Ecstatic Days may be a great one."

-- David Bowman, Bookforum

"There's no one in the world writing like Steve Erickson."

-- Susan Salter Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Book Review

About the Author

Steve Erickson is the author of six other acclaimed novels - including Days Between Stations and Tours of the Black Clock - as well as two books about American politics and popular culture. The editor of the literary magazine Black Clock, he also writes about film for Los Angeles and teaches at CalArts.

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