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Fraught Connections: A Review of Mike Powell’s “New Paltz, New Paltz”
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Fraught Connections: A Review of Mike Powell’s “New Paltz, New Paltz”
Early in Mike Powell’s slender debut novel, New Paltz, New Paltz, the protagonist establishes his affinity for escalators. “That feeling of moving without moving,” he remarks, “Like how an angel might move.” This divine eclipse with the material world is one of several instances in which the novel briefly punctures its own reality–one that traverses bingo nights and dog parks, a Fourth of July party. It is more than just the mystical and the munda…
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