Eastman Was Here

Set in 1970s New York, "Eastman Was Here" follows Alan Eastman, a washed-up writer navigating a personal crisis after his wife and children leave him. Amidst despair, he receives a call from an old rival, offering him a chance to write about the Vietnam War, hoping to reclaim his literary glory and win back his family. However, upon arriving in Saigon, he confronts unresolved issues from his past, making for a darkly humorous exploration of a man's quest for meaning in a changing world. This novel showcases Alex Gilvarry's unique blend of thoughtfulness and wit, establishing his voice in contemporary literature.