Enter Bear: A Novel
Mar 2027 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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From Kate Walbert, National Book Award Finalist and New York Times bestselling author of A Short History of Women, comes an inventive and time-bending novel set on a college campus and in the New York Theatre world, with a seductive cast of friends, lovers, and liars.
Tuesday Howard is a playwright whose work and life are shaped by Harold Pinter’s iconic play Betrayal. Tuesday falls in with a lively theater crowd in the first days of her freshman year at college, and the trajectory of her life and art are changed. Over the ensuing years and decades old friends, collaborators, lovers, and enemies are omnipresent forces—humorous, sometimes dangerous, instructive.
Dazzling at the sentence level, structurally complex, and exhilaratingly insightful, Enter Bear is about time, memory, and how writers make art out of life.
Tuesday Howard is a playwright whose work and life are shaped by Harold Pinter’s iconic play Betrayal. Tuesday falls in with a lively theater crowd in the first days of her freshman year at college, and the trajectory of her life and art are changed. Over the ensuing years and decades old friends, collaborators, lovers, and enemies are omnipresent forces—humorous, sometimes dangerous, instructive.
Dazzling at the sentence level, structurally complex, and exhilaratingly insightful, Enter Bear is about time, memory, and how writers make art out of life.
From Kate Walbert, National Book Award Finalist and New York Times bestselling author of A Short History of Women, comes an inventive and time-bending novel set on a college campus and in the New York Theatre world, with a seductive cast of friends, lovers, and liars.
Tuesday Howard is a playwri...
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About the author
Kate Walbert is the author of seven works of fiction, including the critically acclaimed story collection, She Was Like That; A Short History of Women (a New York Times Book Review 10 Best Books of the Year); Our Kind (finalist for the National Book Award); and The Gardens of Kyoto. Her plays include Genius, First, and A Short History, an adaptation of her novel with music. She lives with her family in New York City.
Kate Walbert is the author of seven works of fiction, including the critically acclaimed story collection, She Was Like That; A Short History of Women (a New York Times Book Review 10 Best Books of the Year); Our Kind (finalist for the National Book Award); and The Gardens of Kyoto. Her plays inc...
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