Limit Point

Fiction. From the author of the novel Detour, for which he received the Ernest Hemingway Foundation Citation of the PEN American Center, comes LIMIT POINT, another volume of short fiction by the prolific Michael Brodsky. Born in New York in 1948, Brodsky writes in what Publishers Weekly has called a "vigorous, eccentric style that enables [him] to bring a Swiftian gusto to the novel of ideas and write a challenging, at times dazzling book." Brodsky's work has also been performed on...
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Fiction. From the author of the novel Detour, for which he received the Ernest Hemingway Foundation Citation of the PEN American Center, comes LIMIT POINT, another volume of short fiction by the prolific Michael Brodsky. Born in New York in 1948, Brodsky writes in what Publishers Weekly has called a "vigorous, eccentric style that enables [him] to bring a Swiftian gusto to the novel of ideas and write a challenging, at times dazzling book." Brodsky's work has also been performed on some of New York City's most venturesome stages.