"First-novelist Zebrun uses his nominal mystery as a MacGuffin for a heartfelt, gracefully written, and explicit tale of sexual angst and self-discovery."
A closeted gay journalist is stalked by a serial killer who sends him the victims' body parts.
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"Despite a dearth of plot, Zebrun's ruminative second novel (Someone You Know, 2004) captivates through the complexity and vulnerability of its characters and the excellence of its prose, polished to a luminous transparency."
Coming of age in a dying American town is hard enough. But if you're Middle Eastern and gay...
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