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In the thick of a Seattle winter, two writers meet—one mourning whom he’s lost, the other afraid of who he’ll never become.
Dakota is still grieving his brother’s death and Oliver, once the heir to a literary dynasty, can’t seem to find his own voice in the shadow of the man who taught him everything.
Drawn together by grief and desire, they begin to write side by side, chasing the fragile belief that creation might still be possible. But the closer they grow, the more they must face the ghosts that made them—and the stories they’ve been too afraid to tell.
Little Victories is a tender, luminous novel about art, love, and the ache of becoming someone new after loss.
For fans of A Little Life, Intermezzo, and Writers & Lovers.
In the thick of a Seattle winter, two writers meet—one mourning whom he’s lost, the other afraid of who he’ll never become.
Dakota is still grieving his brother’s death and Oliver, once the heir to a literary dynasty, can’t seem to find his own voice in the shadow of the man who taught him everything.
Drawn together by grief and desire, they begin to write side by side, chasing the fragile belief that creation might still be possible. But the closer they grow, the more they must face the ghosts that made them—and the stories they’ve been too afraid to tell.
Little Victories is a tender, luminous novel about art, love, and the ache of becoming someone new after loss.
For fans of A Little Life, Intermezzo, and Writers & Lovers.