The Hundred-Year Flood

In "The Hundred-Year Flood," Matthew Salesses explores themes of identity, love, and relationships through the journey of 22-year-old Tee, who escapes to Prague following his uncle's suicide and the aftermath of 9/11. As he seeks to redefine himself in a new environment, Tee's life becomes intertwined with the enigmatic painter Pavel Picasso, his captivating wife Katka, and a formidable American partner. Against the backdrop of a once-in-a-century flood, Tee grapples with his mixed and adopted heritage, navigating a world rich with heroes, myths, and the specters of his past.