A Naked Singularity: A Novel,New

The Critically Acclaimed Novel That Is Now A Major Motion Picture Starring John Boyega And Olivia Cooke, Coming To Theaters August 6, Streaming August 13!A Naked Singularity Tells The Story Of Casi, A Child Of Colombian Immigrants Who Lives In Brooklyn And Works In Manhattan As A Public Defenderone Who, Tellingly Has Never Lost A Trial. Never. In The Book, We Watch What Happens When His Sense Of Justice And Even His Sense Of Self Begin To Crackand How His World Then Slowly Devolves. Its A Huge, Ambitious Novel Clearly In The Vein Of Delillo, Foster Wallace, Pynchon, And Even Melville, And It'S Told In A Distinct, Frequently Hilarious Voice, With A Striking Human Empathy At Its Center. Its Panoramic Reach Takes Readers Through Crime And Courts, Immigrant Families And Urban Blight, Media Savagery And Media Satire, Scatology And Boxing, And Even A Breathless Heist Worthy Of Any Crime Novel. If Infinitejest Stuck A Pin In The Map Of Mid90S Culture And Drew Our Trajectory From There, A Naked Singularity Does The Same For The Feeling Of Surfeit, Brokenness, And Exhaustion That Permeates Our Civic And Cultural Life Today. In The Opening Sentence Of William Gaddiss A Frolic Of His Own, A Character Sneers, 'Justice? You Get Justice In The Next World. In This World, You Get The Law.' A Naked Singularity Reveals The Extent Of That Gap, And Lands Firmly On The Side Of Those Who Are Forever Getting The Law.