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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Sarah YawPublisher: Engine Books Imprint: Engine Books Dimensions: Width: 13.20cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 20.10cm Weight: 0.272kg ISBN: 9781938126215ISBN 10: 1938126211 Pages: 288 Publication Date: 28 October 2020 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Temporarily unavailable  The supplier advises that this item is temporarily unavailable. It will be ordered for you and placed on backorder. Once it does come back in stock, we will ship it out to you. Table of ContentsReviewsA trio of faltering young women, each still tethered to the local prison, an inmate rapidly approaching his end--all live inside these pages with haunting, visceral persuasiveness. Dreamlike and startling, You Are Free to Go is poised between the imagined ether and bloody reality, but Sarah Yaw never flinches. --Michelle Wildgen, author of Bread and Butter and You're Not You Sarah Yaw's You Are Free to Go presents a large-scale tragedy of the highest order. Its brutal, authentic account of despairing men in prison is haunting on every page. It is terrifying and heartbreaking in its multiple portrayals of the hungering for freedom experienced by family members on the outside. As you read this remarkable novel you will feel you have actually touched the characters' most unrelenting, life-stealing fears--and you will understand the survival of hope occurring when their love endures despite their fears. --Kevin McIlvoy, author of Hyssop A trio of faltering young women, each still tethered to the local prison, an inmate rapidly approaching his end--all live inside these pages with haunting, visceral persuasiveness. Dreamlike and startling, You Are Free to Go is poised between the imagined ether and bloody reality, but Sarah Yaw never flinches. --Michelle Wildgen, author of Bread and Butter and You're Not You Sarah Yaw's You Are Free to Go presents a large-scale tragedy of the highest order. Its brutal, authentic account of despairing men in prison is haunting on every page. It is terrifying and heartbreaking in its multiple portrayals of the hungering for freedom experienced by family members on the outside. As you read this remarkable novel you will feel you have actually touched the characters' most unrelenting, life-stealing fears--and you will understand the survival of hope occurring when their love endures despite their fears. --Kevin McIlvoy, author of Hyssop Winner of the 2013 Engine Books Novel Prize. A trio of faltering young women, each still tethered to the local prison, an inmate rapidly approaching his end-all live inside these pages with haunting, visceral persuasiveness. Dreamlike and startling, You Are Free to Go is poised between the imagined ether and bloody reality, but Sarah Yaw never flinches. -Michelle Wildgen, author of Bread and Butter and You're Not You Sarah Yaw's You Are Free to Go presents a large-scale tragedy of the highest order. Its brutal, authentic account of despairing men in prison is haunting on every page. It is terrifying and heartbreaking in its multiple portrayals of the hungering for freedom experienced by family members on the outside. As you read this remarkable novel you will feel you have actually touched the characters' most unrelenting, life-stealing fears-and you will understand the survival of hope occurring when their love endures despite their fears. -Kevin McIlvoy, author of Hyssop A trio of faltering young women, each still tethered to the local prison, an inmate rapidly approaching his end--all live inside these pages with haunting, visceral persuasiveness. Dreamlike and startling, You Are Free to Go is poised between the imagined ether and bloody reality, but Sarah Yaw never flinches. --Michelle Wildgen, author of Bread and Butter and You're Not You Sarah Yaw's You Are Free to Go presents a large-scale tragedy of the highest order. Its brutal, authentic account of despairing men in prison is haunting on every page. It is terrifying and heartbreaking in its multiple portrayals of the hungering for freedom experienced by family members on the outside. As you read this remarkable novel you will feel you have actually touched the characters' most unrelenting, life-stealing fears--and you will understand the survival of hope occurring when their love endures despite their fears. --Kevin McIlvoy, author of Hyssop Author InformationSarah Yaw's novel You Are Free To Go was selected by Robin Black as the winner of the 2013 Engine Books Novel Prize. Sarah received an MFA in fiction from Sarah Lawrence College, and is an assistant professor at Cayuga Community College. She lives and writes in Central New York. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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