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Into the Current (eBOOK)
DIGITAL EDITION
Into the Current (eBOOK)
DIGITAL EDITION

Into the Current (eBOOK)

93384 pages
Published:   September 20, 2016
Fiction  /  Novels
ePub:   9780864929303    $19.95

Long-shortlisted, 2017 ReLit Awards

Daniel Solomon is not having a good day. Somewhere between Bangkok and Tokyo, zipping through the stratosphere, the jetliner on which he's travelling cracks open like an egg, ejecting Daniel and his fellow passengers into the great blue sky.

If only that were the worst of it.

Thousands of feet above the merciless Earth, still strapped into his seat, his cherished comics fluttering away like freed parrots, Daniel finds out what it means to have your life flash before your eyes.

Time stops, the wreckage of the plane freezes in place, postponing the inevitable end, and Daniel finds that he can transport himself back into his past. Re-experiencing his memories in real time, but helpless to change the present, he plunges into the detritus of his all-but-concluded life.

In this daring and often hilarious novel, Jared Young defies the laws of physics and the conventions of narrative to explore the twists and turns of great sex and bad decisions, chance and grand design, and the moments of truth that can turn disaster into a mere interruption on the horizon.
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Author

Jared Young grew up in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, and currently resides in Ottawa. His writing has appeared in the Toronto Star, Bangkok Post, Ottawa Citizen, Maisonneuve, and The Walrus; it has also been anthologized in McSweeney's. He is the co-founder of Dear Cast and Crew (dearcastandcrew.com) and a creative director at the advertising agency McMillan.



Awards

Shortlisted: ReLit Awards

Reviews

"A vertiginous, disorienting thrill ride that marks the emergence of an excellent new voice." — Hal Niedzviecki

"Into the Current is a tornado of a quarter-life-crisis novel: a fast paced, funny, philosophical, international, unforgettable romp through sex, death, regret, and all the other small-and-large moments that make up a life cleverly remembered." — Todd Babiak