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The Möbius Book in Franklin, TN
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Named a Most Anticipated Book of 2025 by
The New York Times
,
Vulture
, the
Los Angeles Times
Boston Globe
The
A.V. Club
Chicago Review of Books
OurCulture
, and
LitHub
Adrift after a sudden breakup and its ensuing depression, the novelist Catherine Lacey began cataloguing the wreckage of her life and the beauty of her friendships, a practice that eventually propagated fiction both entirely imagined and painfully true. Betrayed by the mercurial partner she had trusted with a shared mortgage and suddenly catapulted into the unknown, Lacey’s appetite vanished, a visceral reminder of the teenage emaciation that came when she stopped believing in God. But through relationships, travel, reading, and memories of her religious fanaticism, she charts the contours of faith’s absence and reemergence. She and her characters recall gnostic experiences with animals, close encounters with male anger, grief-driven lust, and the redemptive power of platonic love and of narrative itself. The result is a book of uncommon vulnerability and wisdom, and a heartbreaking—and heart-mending—exploration of endings and beginnings.
A hybrid work with no beginning or ending, readable from either side,
The Möbius Book
troubles the line between memory and fiction with an openhearted defense of faith’s power, and inherent danger.
The New York Times
,
Vulture
, the
Los Angeles Times
Boston Globe
The
A.V. Club
Chicago Review of Books
OurCulture
, and
LitHub
Adrift after a sudden breakup and its ensuing depression, the novelist Catherine Lacey began cataloguing the wreckage of her life and the beauty of her friendships, a practice that eventually propagated fiction both entirely imagined and painfully true. Betrayed by the mercurial partner she had trusted with a shared mortgage and suddenly catapulted into the unknown, Lacey’s appetite vanished, a visceral reminder of the teenage emaciation that came when she stopped believing in God. But through relationships, travel, reading, and memories of her religious fanaticism, she charts the contours of faith’s absence and reemergence. She and her characters recall gnostic experiences with animals, close encounters with male anger, grief-driven lust, and the redemptive power of platonic love and of narrative itself. The result is a book of uncommon vulnerability and wisdom, and a heartbreaking—and heart-mending—exploration of endings and beginnings.
A hybrid work with no beginning or ending, readable from either side,
The Möbius Book
troubles the line between memory and fiction with an openhearted defense of faith’s power, and inherent danger.
Named a Most Anticipated Book of 2025 by
The New York Times
,
Vulture
, the
Los Angeles Times
Boston Globe
The
A.V. Club
Chicago Review of Books
OurCulture
, and
LitHub
Adrift after a sudden breakup and its ensuing depression, the novelist Catherine Lacey began cataloguing the wreckage of her life and the beauty of her friendships, a practice that eventually propagated fiction both entirely imagined and painfully true. Betrayed by the mercurial partner she had trusted with a shared mortgage and suddenly catapulted into the unknown, Lacey’s appetite vanished, a visceral reminder of the teenage emaciation that came when she stopped believing in God. But through relationships, travel, reading, and memories of her religious fanaticism, she charts the contours of faith’s absence and reemergence. She and her characters recall gnostic experiences with animals, close encounters with male anger, grief-driven lust, and the redemptive power of platonic love and of narrative itself. The result is a book of uncommon vulnerability and wisdom, and a heartbreaking—and heart-mending—exploration of endings and beginnings.
A hybrid work with no beginning or ending, readable from either side,
The Möbius Book
troubles the line between memory and fiction with an openhearted defense of faith’s power, and inherent danger.
The New York Times
,
Vulture
, the
Los Angeles Times
Boston Globe
The
A.V. Club
Chicago Review of Books
OurCulture
, and
LitHub
Adrift after a sudden breakup and its ensuing depression, the novelist Catherine Lacey began cataloguing the wreckage of her life and the beauty of her friendships, a practice that eventually propagated fiction both entirely imagined and painfully true. Betrayed by the mercurial partner she had trusted with a shared mortgage and suddenly catapulted into the unknown, Lacey’s appetite vanished, a visceral reminder of the teenage emaciation that came when she stopped believing in God. But through relationships, travel, reading, and memories of her religious fanaticism, she charts the contours of faith’s absence and reemergence. She and her characters recall gnostic experiences with animals, close encounters with male anger, grief-driven lust, and the redemptive power of platonic love and of narrative itself. The result is a book of uncommon vulnerability and wisdom, and a heartbreaking—and heart-mending—exploration of endings and beginnings.
A hybrid work with no beginning or ending, readable from either side,
The Möbius Book
troubles the line between memory and fiction with an openhearted defense of faith’s power, and inherent danger.
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