The wisest, most humane and transcendent novel on the contemporary family since The Corrections
Darkly funny, lyrical and shrewdly observant
A big, generous-hearted American family novel . . . Meno's characters bristle with humanity, and I think this book will find a huge audience for its wisdom and life-affirming, but unsentimental, qualities
A is for Apple, Apple Records. I hadn't been a fan of the Beatles growing up and then sometime, in my mid-twenties I heard "Eleanor Rigby" for the millionth time and it occurred to me how brilliant, how much like poetry it was, and still, somehow a pop song. In writing
Listen to Joe Meno reading from The Great Perhaps.