El libro moebius

Adrift after an unexpected breakup, novelist Catherine Lacey began writing about what remained of her former life, wreckage amidst which, despite everything, the beauty of her friendships still glimmered. That writing branched off into two paths she refused to abandon: a personal essay and a novella entirely imagined yet true. The fictional story of two friends who reunite after many years amplifies the findings of an essay that reflects on love, faith, money, and sex. In both texts, Lacey and her characters evoke close encounters with male anger, desire fueled by grief, and the redemptive power of platonic love and storytelling.