Title: The Past and Beyond
Product review: One thing I admire about this novel--and there is a lot here to admire--is the way the author uses the past--not just the simple past and the past perfect, but also the ancient past--to bring us closer to the hiding places of the characters, especially Joe-Joe, the only first-person character in the book. This is a highly original work, and it does not come out and tell you much--but you feel you are with these people, hearing their thoughts and voices, hearing them breathe. I am eager to see Hiram Goza's next novel.
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