The People in the Trees by Hanya Yanagihara

The People in the Trees by Hanya Yanagihara

Structured as the prison memoir of a disgraced Nobel Prize-winning scientist, this novel gradually reveals the deeply disturbing truth behind his celebrated discovery of a remote tribe's secret to extended life, and the genuine harm his research and personal conduct caused along the way.

Yanagihara employs unreliable, self-justifying first-person narration to devastating effect, forcing readers to reckon with a genuinely repugnant narrator whose scientific brilliance never excuses his moral failures, in a formally daring debut that anticipated the dark intensity of her later work.

A formally daring, disturbing debut novel from the acclaimed author of A Little Life.

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