Kevin Oderman, professor of English and creative writing at West Virginia University, USA is the author of the prize-winning collection of literary essays How Things Fit Together and a critical book on Ezra Pound, Ezra Pound and the Erotic Medium. He has twice taught abroad as a Senior Fulbright Lecturer, first in Thessaloniki, Greece, and subsequently in Lahore, Pakistan. Going is his first novel.
"Going is a brilliant novel--a deft, contemplative thriller that probes five lives united by art, chance, and exile. The story's great themes are erotic, artistic integrity, and death. Its genders are crossed or at war, its night streets and romances equally treacherous, its wit delightfully dark. Yet the engagements with art are profound. And the climax--a stunner--is suffused with justice and light." David Jame Duncan, author The River Why and The Brothers K
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