Shortlisted for the 2013 Scotiabank Giller Prize

A wrenching and dramatic story that explores the fabric of family: sibling rivalries, marriages on the rocks, hurt children, midlife crises—in short, modern life

When Charlie Bellerose reunites with his flamboyant brother Nate, after two decades apart, their youthful rivalry seems forgotten. Drawn together again by their failed marriages, trying to survive in a world of long-distance parenting and hopeful reunions, they begin to imagine that they can be a new family of sorts. But Charlie’s chance encounter with his first love, Holly, now happily married, unravels his past and complicates his present, plunging him back to his bittersweet college days in Montreal and the fate of his best friend Miles, and forward into Nate’s dangerous attraction to Holly’s sixteen-year-old daughter, Riley. Yet even Charlie, with all he now knows about his brother, cannot foresee the violence to come.

A novel about the mysteries of the human heart, Going Home Again is rich with the exquisite tensions between men and women as they fall in and out of love.

ISBN: 9781443433655
Imprint: HarperCollins Publishers
On Sale: Nov 5, 2013
List price: $21
No of pages: 272
Trim Size: 6.000 in (w) x 9.000 in (h) x 0.750 in (d)
BISAC 1: FICTION / General

Dennis Bock

Biography

DENNIS BOCK’s book of stories, Olympia, won the CAA Jubilee Award, the Danuta Gleed Literary Award, and the Betty Trask Award. His novels include The Communist’s Daughter and The Ash Garden, a #1 bestseller, winner of the Canada-Japan Literary Award, and finalist for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, a Commonwealth Writers’ Prize, the Kiriyama Prize, and the Amazon Canada First Novel Award. His novel, Going Home Again, was a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize. His most recent novel is The Good German. Dennis Bock lives in Toronto.

Shortlisted for the 2013 Scotiabank Giller Prize

A wrenching and dramatic story that explores the fabric of family: sibling rivalries, marriages on the rocks, hurt children, midlife crises—in short, modern life

When Charlie Bellerose reunites with his flamboyant brother Nate, after two decades apart, their youthful rivalry seems forgotten. Drawn together again by their failed marriages, trying to survive in a world of long-distance parenting and hopeful reunions, they begin to imagine that they can be a new family of sorts. But Charlie’s chance encounter with his first love, Holly, now happily married, unravels his past and complicates his present, plunging him back to his bittersweet college days in Montreal and the fate of his best friend Miles, and forward into Nate’s dangerous attraction to Holly’s sixteen-year-old daughter, Riley. Yet even Charlie, with all he now knows about his brother, cannot foresee the violence to come.

A novel about the mysteries of the human heart, Going Home Again is rich with the exquisite tensions between men and women as they fall in and out of love.

ISBN: 9781443433655
Imprint: HarperCollins Publishers
On Sale: Nov 5, 2013
List price: $21
No of pages: 272
Trim Size: 6.000 in (w) x 9.000 in (h) x 0.750 in (d)
BISAC 1: FICTION / General

Dennis Bock

Biography

DENNIS BOCK’s book of stories, Olympia, won the CAA Jubilee Award, the Danuta Gleed Literary Award, and the Betty Trask Award. His novels include The Communist’s Daughter and The Ash Garden, a #1 bestseller, winner of the Canada-Japan Literary Award, and finalist for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, a Commonwealth Writers’ Prize, the Kiriyama Prize, and the Amazon Canada First Novel Award. His novel, Going Home Again, was a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize. His most recent novel is The Good German. Dennis Bock lives in Toronto.