Toward You - Krusoe, Jim
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Bob has spent the past several years maintaining a successful upholstery business, but in between re-covering sofas he's also been working in a sporadic fashion to build a machine that will communicate with the dead. Along these lines, he's gotten more or less nowhere. Then two surprising things happen: He receives an important message from a dog, and next, his old girlfriend, Yvonne, re-enters his life, bringing with her a daughter named Dee Dee. It doesn't take long from then on until really bad things happen, and suddenly the perfecting of the Communicator, as he calls his invention,…mehr

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Bob has spent the past several years maintaining a successful upholstery business, but in between re-covering sofas he's also been working in a sporadic fashion to build a machine that will communicate with the dead. Along these lines, he's gotten more or less nowhere. Then two surprising things happen: He receives an important message from a dog, and next, his old girlfriend, Yvonne, re-enters his life, bringing with her a daughter named Dee Dee. It doesn't take long from then on until really bad things happen, and suddenly the perfecting of the Communicator, as he calls his invention, becomes a necessity. "Toward You" completes the trilogy begun with "Girl Factory" and "Erased" and is part of a continuing examination of the relationship between this world and the next. Amid the usual Krusoesque see-saw of longing, distraction, mistakes, disaster, and hope, the novel also explores the value of storytelling itself.
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Jim Krusoe is the author of the novels Parsifal, Toward You, Erased, Girl Factory, and Iceland; two collections of stories; and five books of poetry. His stories and poems have appeared in the Antioch Review, Bomb, the Chicago Review, the Denver Quarterly, the American Poetry Review, and other publications. He is the recipient of fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Lila Wallace Reader's Digest Fund.