Garth Risk Hallberg Takes On the Life-and-Times Novel
Briefly

American novelists now achieve recognition through consistent production of many books rather than a single monumental work. The idea of a singular, definitive 'Great American Novel' has shifted to a focus on a series of quality works over time.
Young novelists like Garth Risk Hallberg may still cling to the idea of a single-book catapult to greatness. Hallberg's three novels vary in style, from murmuring to roaring, exploring themes of cosmic connectedness and intricate family dynamics.
Read at The New Yorker
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