I Am Homeless If This Is Not My Home

<p><b>¿America¿s first lady of darkness and mirth.¿ </b><i>Guardian</i><br><b>''The best American writer of her generation.'' </b>Nick Hornby <br><b>''Unmissable.'' </b><i>Marie Claire</i><br><br><b>From one of the most celebrated imaginations in American literature, Lorrie Moore¿s new novel is a magic box of longing and surprise.</b><br><br>High up in a New York City hospice, Finn sits with his beloved brother Max, who is slipping from one world into the next. But when a phone call summons Finn back to a troubled old flame, a strange journey begins, opening a trapdoor in reality. It will prompt a questioning of life and death, grief and the past, comedy and tragedy, and the diaphanous separations that lie between them all.<br><br><b>''Moore writes with such panache, such extraordinary perception and wit, that not a single sentence is wasted.'' </b>Elizabeth Day <br><b>¿One of the most acute and lasting writers of her generation.¿ </b><i>New York Times </i><br><b>¿That Moore publishes