Innocents and Others - Rilegato

A wondrous and mysterious novel, a spectacular and subtle meditation on sight and sound . . . brilliant, and erotic, and pop (Rachel Kushner, author of The Flamethrowers)

A literary marvel . . . As Don DeLillo did for rock and roll with Great Jones Street, so Spiotta does for film . . . Her aim is nothing less than redemption, and she delivers (Mary Karr, author of The Liars’ Club)

A fine novel . . . flawless and epic (Joshua Ferris, author of To Rise Again at a Decent Hour)

A daring and beautiful meditation about selfishness and selflessness, and how to be in the world. Spiotta is a wonder (George Saunders, author of Tenth of December)

The brilliant Dana Spiotta had me from page one --a lithely intelligent, moving inquiry into the mysterious compositions of art and friendships (Jess Walter, author of Beautiful Ruins)

A wonderfully gifted writer with an uncanny feel for the absurdities and sadnesses of contemporary life (Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times)

A thrillingly complex and emotionally astute novel about fame, power, and alienation steeped in a dark eroticism and a particularly American kind of loneliness (Vanity Fair)

It's difficult not to descend into hyperbole talking about Spiotta's work . . . it's rare to find a novel that is so much fun and, at the same time, seeks emotional truth with such intellectual rigor (LA Times)

Spiotta tackles the slippery nature of identity and the destructive pull of desire in her fourth novel-this time through the lens of film...captivating...moving...always thought provoking. (Publishers Weekly)

The visionary liberty and daring with which Dana Spiotta has crafted her brilliant new novel, Innocents and Others (Scribner), is both inspirational and infectious. (Elle)

An extraordinary novel about friendship, seduction and art.