After decades of marriage, a wife looks at her husband and sees, "A man in longing. For what I couldn't have said." As she follows him into Yellowstone National Park and deep into his burgeoning obsession with the wild, she struggles to find the right balance between supporting and enabling what seems more and more to be her husband's desire to become a member of a wolf pack. A fascinating look at isolation and connection in all its forms - between generations, between species, and even between people who have shared a lifetime side by side.
Preorder Lucy's new novel, ALL HANDS ON DECK, in which a queer 61-year-old marine biologist and a 25-year-old climate justice activist make a run for the Canadian border. Coming February 2nd: https://www.akashicbooks.com/catalog/... Meanwhile, TELL THE REST, which received starred reviews from both Kirkus and Library Journal, about love, rage, and redemption, is available at https://amzn.to/3QRyHXD. The New York Times says Lucy Jane Bledsoe's novel, A THIN BRIGHT LINE, "triumphs." Ms. Magazine calls her novel, THE EVOLUTION OF LOVE, "fabulous feminist fiction." Her 2018 collection of stories, LAVA FALLS, won the Devil's Kitchen Fiction Award. Bledsoe played basketball in both high school and college. As a social justice activist, she's passionate about working for voting rights.