Do Everything in the Dark by Gary Indiana
This book presents a disjointed narrative of a group of aging artists and intellectuals in New York City who are dealing with the aftermath of their youthful, hedonistic lives. As they grapple with issues of aging, depression, suicide, and the loss of their creative abilities, they find themselves trapped in a dark, cynical world, haunted by their pasts and facing an uncertain future. The novel offers a bleak but insightful look at the human condition, exploring themes of despair, regret, and the struggle to find meaning in life.
The 4543rd greatest book of all time
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This book is on the following lists:
- 6th on A Premature Attempt at the 21st Century Canon (Vulture)
- The Best Novels You’ve Never Read (NY Mag)