Vanishing Point
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by E. V. Legters
Angela Dunnewald’s sense of self, of direction, is fraying. She finds herself lost and alone despite a calendar full of society events, charity meetings, shopping dates, and dinners her aloof husband expects her to attend. Her best friend is a vivacious flirt, but Angela only strays when she discovers a young drifter haunting the grounds of her house. Desire to be intimate unlocks the need for achievement; Angela becomes unrecognizable to her peers and to herself. Legters's new novel offers betrayal, passion, secrets, and truth, all from inside a world that threatens to suffocate to the vanishing point.
E.V. Legters comes from the far western reaches of New York State. After working in advertising, traveling widely, and raising three children, she earned her MFA at The Vermont College of Fine Arts. She lives in Connecticut and teaches writing and literature at local colleges and writing studios. Her stories have appeared in literary journals including Glimmer Train, Alaska Quarterly Review, and StoryQuarterly.
Paperback, 236 pages
Angela Dunnewald’s sense of self, of direction, is fraying. She finds herself lost and alone despite a calendar full of society events, charity meetings, shopping dates, and dinners her aloof husband expects her to attend. Her best friend is a vivacious flirt, but Angela only strays when she discovers a young drifter haunting the grounds of her house. Desire to be intimate unlocks the need for achievement; Angela becomes unrecognizable to her peers and to herself. Legters's new novel offers betrayal, passion, secrets, and truth, all from inside a world that threatens to suffocate to the vanishing point.
E.V. Legters comes from the far western reaches of New York State. After working in advertising, traveling widely, and raising three children, she earned her MFA at The Vermont College of Fine Arts. She lives in Connecticut and teaches writing and literature at local colleges and writing studios. Her stories have appeared in literary journals including Glimmer Train, Alaska Quarterly Review, and StoryQuarterly.
Paperback, 236 pages