• The Coincidence Principle
    The Coincidence Principle Philip Frost was the most quoted academic in America and, according to every metric that mattered to people who cared about such things, the most fraud. His book, The God of Trends, had been published in 2019 and spent forty-three weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, which is to say it spent forty-three weeks on a list that Philip Frost himself had helped...
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  • The Fracture Principle
    The Hudson River was the color of a bruise when Evelyn Vane woke up on it. She did not remember jumping. She did not remember the George Washington Bridge, or the wind, or the decision. She remembered only the sensation of falling and then the sensation of water and then nothing, and then — sand in her hair, a gull crying somewhere, the sun too bright for a Thursday in June. She sat up. She was...
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  • The Golden Harbor
    You thought the sea would forgive you. That was the first lie you told yourself—the one you clung to on the night you boarded the HMS Persephone in Liverpool with nothing but a canvas satchel, a letter of introduction you knew would be useless, and the desperate conviction that if you simply kept moving, the past would dissolve like salt in rain. It didn't. 1 The harbor at Kingston, Jamaica,...
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