Parallel Play: A Novel

• Dan Chaon Parallel Play: A Novel Thomas Rayfiel   Wonderfully dreamlike and sharply, hilariously satirical . . . a truly remarkable and original creation.

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• Amanda Eyre Ward Parallel Play: A Novel Thomas Rayfiel   If Thomas Pynchon had suffered postpartum depression, he might have written a novel like Parallel Play. As Eve wanders through the first months of motherhood, her observations are hilarious, eerie, and unforgettable. This is a must-read for lovers of smart fiction and flummoxed mothers.

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• Binnie Kirshenbaum Parallel Play: A Novel Thomas Rayfiel   It's high time we got a novel such as Parallel Play - one that portrays a young mother as neither the Virgin Mary nor as Mommie Dearest. Eve is fumbling, flawed, funny, and - above all - utterly human. Tom Rayfiel has dared to tell it like it is in this triumphant novel.

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