The index of self-destructive acts
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New Books The Index of Self-Destructive Acts . By Christopher Beha ’02. Published in the January 8, 2020 Issue. 0 . SEND A RESPONSE TO INBOX. In this novel, Christopher Beha ’02 takes data journalist Sam Waxworth, a man who correctly predicted the twists and turns of the 2008 election, and integrates him with the Doyles, a family affected An affluent New York family is flung into a tailspin in 2009 in the third novel by Beha (Arts and Entertainments, 2014, etc.).Beha is the editor of Harper’s, and this story evokes the spirit of two famous essays the magazine published championing the social novel: Tom Wolfe’s “Stalking the Billion-Footed Beast” and Jonathan Franzen’s “Why Bother?”
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Christopher Beha's seductively complex The Index of Self-Destructive Acts operates like a minute repeater, tiny hammers hitting separate gongs, producing multiple distinct tones but, ultimately, telling one time. And the time that Beha is telling is one that we know, but we haven't heard it told quite like this. The Index of Self-Destructive Acts is that increasingly rare thing: a big, ambitious novel that boldly explores contemporary life in all of its complexities and contradictions.” - Andrew Martin, author of Early Work The Index of Self-Destructive Acts (Hardcover) By Christopher Beha. $27.95 . Coming Soon - Available for Pre-Order Now. Staff Reviews "This brilliant novel is a complicated history of New Yorkers in the first decade of the millennium. All of the relevant trends are covered within the set of interconnected characters, all family or friends.