The Breakup
A Novel
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The Breakup
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Natalie and Asher’s marriage has long been marked by fault lines, quiet rifts in how they view their fellow Americans and navigate AI-suffused life in 2045. After twenty-three years together, and after surviving the two years of civil war in the 2030s, Natalie in rural Tennessee (part of the new Free American Republic) and Asher in San Francisco (in the now smaller United States).Natalie and Asher’s relationship mirrors America’s own unraveling—confused, messy, painful, ambivalent, and impossibly intimate.
When Natalie and Asher are brought back into proximity while touring far-flung colleges with their seventeen-year-old, they find themselves on a road trip through a strange, uncertain new American landscape, transformed by both the terrorist uprising and technology, all while dealing with the flux—and resilience—within their own family. They face the questions the nation has reckoned with for a generation: what differences are irreconcilable, and when is something broken worth saving?
Razor-sharp, ambitious, ranging from tragic to comic and brimming with imagination, The Breakup is a sweeping story where the personal and sociopolitical intersect in ways bracingly plausible, keenly insightful, and surprisingly hopeful.
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“Great book! Pairing two divorces—one personal, one national—within a novel that’s funny and beautiful is something few writers could do. Thank you, universe, for Kurt Andersen and this page-turner.”—Gary Shteyngart, New York Times bestselling author of Vera, or Faith
“Kurt Andersen is the most brilliant social novelist of our time, in the tradition of Tom Wolfe and Don DeLillo, but even funnier and deeper. With a light touch and instinct for telling details, he mixes pitch-perfect satire with profound insights. Each sentence in The Breakup packs a wallop and provokes a smile. In this supercharged book, Andersen gives us a glimpse of an AI-drenched America coping with the aftermath of a civil war. Through the journey of two people whose relationship has fractured, he provides a needed lesson for our nation about how to deal with deep differences and save what is valuable.”—Walter Isaacson, New York Times bestselling author of The Greatest Sentence Ever Written
“A rich, incisive study of manners and morals in the American 21st century. And how the strain of constant adaptation to fearful events and discoveries is almost too much to bear, even for people of understanding and sympathy. Pointed, funny and unnerving, The Breakup conveys a sense of inevitability.”—Susanna Moore, bestselling author of In the Cut and The Lost Wife
“Kurt Andersen is the most brilliant social novelist of our time, in the tradition of Tom Wolfe and Don DeLillo, but even funnier and deeper. With a light touch and instinct for telling details, he mixes pitch-perfect satire with profound insights. Each sentence in The Breakup packs a wallop and provokes a smile. In this supercharged book, Andersen gives us a glimpse of an AI-drenched America coping with the aftermath of a civil war. Through the journey of two people whose relationship has fractured, he provides a needed lesson for our nation about how to deal with deep differences and save what is valuable.”—Walter Isaacson, New York Times bestselling author of The Greatest Sentence Ever Written
“A rich, incisive study of manners and morals in the American 21st century. And how the strain of constant adaptation to fearful events and discoveries is almost too much to bear, even for people of understanding and sympathy. Pointed, funny and unnerving, The Breakup conveys a sense of inevitability.”—Susanna Moore, bestselling author of In the Cut and The Lost Wife
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