Download Nobody's Fool by Richard Russo PDF

Download Nobody's Fool by Richard Russo PDF

By: Richard Russo

Part of series: North Bath Part 1

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  • CategoryFiction
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages549
  • Published1993
  • File size1.8 MB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9780679753339

Key ideas from the book

  • Sully’s troubles show the consequences of long-standing habits and choices.
  • An estranged father and son face the possibility of repeating the same mistakes.
  • The novel finds humor in flawed people and their everyday difficulties.
  • Its small-town upstate New York setting gives the story a strong sense of place.

About Nobody's Fool by Richard Russo

Set in an upstate New York town, Richard Russo’s 1994 novel centers on Sully, a man who has spent decades making poor choices and living with their consequences. Divorced, hampered by a bad knee, and entangled in a halfhearted relationship with another man’s wife, he faces a new worry when his long-estranged son appears to be heading down a similar path.

With wry humor and an affectionate eye for human folly, Nobody’s Fool brings together family strain, friendship, and the uneven possibilities of change. It will suit readers who enjoy character-focused literary fiction, comic novels, and stories set in small-town New York.

About Richard Russo

Richard Russo is an American novelist and memoirist whose fiction often explores small-town life, family ties, work, and the changing fortunes of working-class communities. His novels include Nobody’s Fool, Straight Man, Bridge of Sighs, and Empire Falls, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2002. He has also written the memoir Elsewhere and the novel Chances Are…. Before focusing on writing, Russo taught literature at several colleges and universities, an experience that informs the…

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