Nobodys Fool

by Richard Russo

1994

In this richly drawn portrait of a declining New York town, a sixty-year-old man, perpetually unlucky and stubbornly independent, finds his carefully constructed isolation threatened by the return of his estranged son. With a blend of sharp humor and profound empathy, the novel explores the complexities of family, the enduring hope found in unlikely places, and the universal struggle to navigate life's inevitable follies. Fans of character-driven stories with a strong sense of place will be captivated by this exploration of flawed humanity and its persistent, often comical, resilience.

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Genre Fiction