The Futures

'The next great New York novel' Town & Country 'A cathartic read: a story that feels familiar yet wholly original, like every heartbreak ever' Marie Claire ONE OF NYLON, REFINERY29's AND THE EVENING STANDARD'S MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS OF 2017 ***A stunning debut novel set in New York City that exp [...]
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'The next great New York novel' Town & Country 'A cathartic read: a story that feels familiar yet wholly original, like every heartbreak ever' Marie Claire ONE OF NYLON, REFINERY29's AND THE EVENING STANDARD'S MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS OF 2017 ***A stunning debut novel set in New York City that explores a relationship from two sides. What happens when life gets in the way?*** This is a story about falling in love, and of a relationship that's falling apart ...It's the story of a young couple, graduating from Yale and moving to New York in search of the shared future they'd always dreamed about. Of crisp morning strolls through Central Park, taxi horns and the bustle of tourists, salty hot pretzels and the glitter of Broadway and long summer days that stretch like shadows across the sidewalk. It's a story of high expectations and missed opportunities, of growing up, taking chances and making terrible mistakes. This is Evan and Julia's story. This is a love story. But nobody said it ends happily. Praise for The Futures 'Tender and wise ...Pitoniak's voice is stylish and authentic, and perfect for exploring this rich territory: youth and love and New York City' Karen Thompson Walker, author of The Age of Miracles 'An unflinchingly honest tale of two young people trying to navigate expectations and learning to live with their own mistakes.A compelling and memorable debut' J. Courtney Sullivan, author of The Engagements 'The Futures reminded me of Brightness Falls, Jay McInerney's great novel of New York, for Pitoniak, like McInerney, possesses an instinctual understanding of the mechanisms that make the city run and a knack for embracing her characters' thornier sides. Utterly enjoyable' Joanna Rakoff, author of My Salinger Year