Mothers and Sons
Distance persists within recognition, where intimacy is structured through function and relation never resolves into closeness.
Small Rain
Confined to a hospital room, the novel tests the body under illness and traces intimacy under strain.
Martyr!
A recovering addict studies martyrs and dreams of meaningful death. The novel follows the harder choice: staying alive.
What Belongs to You
A relationship shaped by money and belated knowledge exposes how shame settles in the body.
Giovanni’s Room
An American expatriate in 1950s Paris recounts the love he could not allow himself to live. Masculinity operates as self-policing that narrows into isolation