World's Edge: A Mosaic Novel

World's Edge: A Mosaic Novel - Paperback

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World's Edge: A Mosaic Novel

World's Edge: A Mosaic Novel - Paperback

by James Sallis
$20.95
Sale price  $20.95 Regular price 

Book Overview

A compelling call for compassion and resilience in the maw of social dissolution from literary legend James Sallis, master of many genres and Nebula, Edgar, and Shamus-nominated author of Drive

All I wanted was for my life, when you picked it up in your hands, to have some weight to it.

In a not-so-distant future the United States has fragmented, balkanizing into unstable provinces often at war with one another, and Americans, their great promise not so much lost as forfeited, are encountering the terrors and devastation so much of the world daily lives with. Throughout a land littered with refugees, ruins, orphaned children, soldiers, militia, and fugitives, people go on about their daily lives as best they can.

The five linked stories of World's Edge track the false starts and stall-outs of a nation and civilization trying to rise again, to rebuild, and of individuals caught up in that rebirthing. As ever, the only true history lies in the story of individual lives, in the old rag and bone shop of our hearts.
ISBN9781641298261
Author James Sallis
PublisherSoho Press
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedFebruary 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages240
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About James Sallis

James Sallis, who grew up in Helena, Arkansas, a town with a history of blues activity, is a free-lance writer. The Long-Legged Fly was named one of the best mysteries of the year by the Los Angeles Times. Moth is his second novel to feature the black New Orleans detective Lew Griffin.

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