by David Leavitt · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433927132
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In 'Shelter in Place', David Leavitt presents a political satire set in contemporary America. The story follows Eva Lindquist and her friends, belonging to the New York cultural elite, who gather after the 2016 presidential election, dismayed by the result. Eva, obsessed with the idea of creating a safe haven, convinces her husband Bruce to buy an apartment in Venice, with the intention of renovating it and spending Trump's term there. However, this adventure will have unexpected consequences on their marriage. With his characteristic humor and insight, Leavitt explores themes such as home, security, freedom, and how political turmoil can affect personal relationships.
David Leavitt is an American novelist, short story writer, and biographer.
