The Geography of Pluto by Christopher DiRaddo

Through one young gay man's journey in contemporary Montreal, Christopher DiRaddo's debut reveals a simple but powerful truth: though the universe can sometimes be lonely, it is far from empty. The Geography of Pluto is a novel about impermanence, change, and the hope and despair they bring in equal measure. After nearly losing his mother to cancer, and breaking up with his first love, Max, Will is content to live in the past, even as the present moves further out of reach. Show more Genres FictionLGBTCanadaQueerLiterary FictionContemporar圜anadian Literature. Join MarketClub for unlimited free shipping - get it all done Artist: Christopher DiRaddo Form. Echoes of his childhood feelings of alienation linger in his late twenties, even after his best friend Angie introduced him to Montreal's gay community, and make him especially afraid of losing the few people already in his orbit. In The Geography of Pluto, Christopher DiRaddo perfectly captures the ebb and flow of life through the insightful, exciting, and often playful story of a young man’s day-to-day struggle with uncertainty. Dont forget to check what General Fiction are on sale too. After nearly losing his mother to cancer, and breaking up with his first love, Max, Will is content to live in the past, even as the present moves furthe Will Ambrose, an elementary school geography teacher living Montreal, has always struggled to make new connections. The Geography of Pluto is his first novel. Currently, he works for CBC Radio in Montreal as a content editor for Canada Writes. Echoes of his childhood feelings of alienation linger in his late twenties, even after his best friend Angie introduced him to Montreal's gay community, and make him especially afraid of losing the few people already in his orbit. CHRISTOPHER DIRADDO has published four short stories in anthologies by Arsenal Pulp Press, including the Lambda Literary Award-winning First Person Queer. Will Ambrose, an elementary school geography teacher living Montreal, has always struggled to make new connections. Echoes of his childhood feelings of alienation linger in his late twent… More. Christopher DiRaddo: The Geography of Pluto - new book

The Geography of Pluto by Christopher DiRaddo