Brian Bradford (1)

Greetings from Gravipause is a poignant, mirthful, and occasionally lyrical exploration into the entropy of love and how the heart can both attract and repel. Told in concurrent story lines that dart back and forth between hilarity and melancholy like the shifty eyes of a restless lover, Bradford's novel traces the decaying orbit of marital devotion and the emotional voids that can exist between bodies coasting beyond mutual attraction, with a masterful command of language and character that manages to remain playful and engaging despite the theme's inherent gravity. His masterful navigation through a decidedly post-modern narrative will keep you grounded even when it leaves you feeling as untethered as the narrator. This is the kind of book you find yourself reading over and over again, with new discoveries upon each revisit.… (altro)