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City Novel
An Empire State
Romance
A daring anti-hero. A woman of substance. What could go wrong?
Marble on a Table: A Novel
by Eugene Havens
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“Marble on a Table: A Novel”
Eugene Havens proves himself a master of cosmopolitan microsociology. He encapsulates the zeitgeist of New York City in the mid-1990s.
Aimee Heller
Rasmus and Alli’s relationship is expertly crafted. The dialogue between them rings true, and you’ll swear you are eavesdropping.
Kevin Fournier
Marble on a Table keeps the reader guessing in the best possible way. Havens takes ambitious risks with this work and it pays off.
John Kupitz
Rural memoir
Bye-bye city
Eugene Havens moves to the country. Does he find peace and tranquility or unexpected disaster?
Recently Rural: A Memoir
by Eugene Havens
