Alone in the Company of Others: A Novel

With a cast of eccentrics that rivals "The Royal Tenenbaums", Alone in the Company of Others is about people and their treasured possessions--a running tape recorder, a collection of diplomas, an attic full of disfigured mannequins, or shelves and shelves of books in an all but abandoned public library--and the distinctive role that each of us plays as part of a group dynamic. The book questions where each of us essentially exists--within the singular, the plural, or both.