The Punch

By: Noah Hawley

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Paperback | 13 May 2014 | Edition Number 1

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256 Pages

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From the author of the thought-provoking novel The Good Father.

David believes that at heart, people are inherently rotten. Scott, his brother, believes that his life is going to fall apart, and that everyone he loves will leave him. Doris, their mother, believes that she has nothing to lose by revealing a 60-year-old family secret.

This hysterically biting and ultimately redeeming novel by Noah Hawley proves them all rightand wrong while answering some of life's biggest questions. Like, how did Scott end up with two wonderful wives simultaneously? And why can't David manage to keep even one dysfunctional relationship going?

It all comes down to love and families and what you believe in and, maybe, forgiveness.

About the Author

Noah Hawley is the author of three previous novels, including The Punch and A Conspiracy of Tall Men. He created and ran the ABC television shows The Unusuals and My Generation, and wrote the film Lies & Alibis. Noah's short fiction has appeared in the Paris Review. He currently splits his time between Los Angeles, CA and Austin, TX, where he lives with his wife and daughter.

Industry Reviews

[Hawley's] portrait of a dysfunctional family is at once insane, tender and hilarious. - People

Like an American Martin Amis, Noah Hawley expertly rides the line between hilarity and horror. - Tom Barbash

Brotherly love never hurt so good. - Kirkus Reviews

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