Rushlights
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Rushlights
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Kit Haggard
Jude—college senior, research assistant, and part-time gas station attendant—has never felt at ease in the world. When she meets Marceline, a fellow student in her psychology seminar who is similarly interested in the thin line between memory and experience, she initially seems like exactly the kind of person Jude both envies and disdains: wealthy, worldly, well-read. But Marceline seems to hint at some shared history between the two of them, a history Jude doesn’t remember.
As Jude falls into Marceline’s world, she’s drawn into the orbit of the enigmatic Kerr, the aloof Cash, the absent Oliver, and the mysterious Helena, and begins to realize that their long and tangled connections extend far beyond the bounds of campus and deep into the past and future. What binds them together is an expanded relationship to time itself; anchored to one another, they’re able to slip across places, bodies, and centuries—and they claim that Jude has always been one of them, in this lifetime and beyond.
Struggling to uncover her own memories—and navigate complicated relationships with both Marceline and Kerr—Jude begins to realize that she holds the key to understanding a terrifying future. Spanning from a college campus in 2008, to seventh century Wales, eighteenth century Turkey, a post-Civil War American west, a Victorian asylum, the year 2111, and a still more elusive future in which kudzu is the only organism left alive, Rushlights is an expansive, dazzling novel that introduces a major new voice.
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“A remarkable, telescoping book that leaps from the tender microcosms of intimacy to the transcendent and reverberating unity of life and love across centuries. Haggard is keenly attuned to human connection and from these bonds pulls gleaming flashes of hope against the gathering catastrophe. I can't wait to read it again.” —Kenan Orhan, author of The Renovation, longlisted for the Booker Prize and National Book Award.
"Heady, dazzling, intricate. Haggard takes slippery high concepts around time and memory and delivers them in gorgeous, dense layers you'll savor as you peel your way to understanding. An epic, poetic tale told across centuries that manages to remain viscerally grounded in the very human experience of friendship and love. Such a beautiful examination of free will, belonging, and the fate of the world if we continue as we are." —Casey Scieszka, author of The Fountain
"Heady, dazzling, intricate. Haggard takes slippery high concepts around time and memory and delivers them in gorgeous, dense layers you'll savor as you peel your way to understanding. An epic, poetic tale told across centuries that manages to remain viscerally grounded in the very human experience of friendship and love. Such a beautiful examination of free will, belonging, and the fate of the world if we continue as we are." —Casey Scieszka, author of The Fountain
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