Early reviews for P. F. Kluge's latest novel, Gone Tomorrow.
". . . a sharply observed yet tender novel of academic life and its many sand traps."
". . . Kluge entertains in this witty and astute tragicomedy about academia and the trajectory of an artist's life."
"P.F. Kluge's new novel Gone Tomorrow is reviewed in the October 1 issue of Booklist: "Without pretense, Gone Tomorrow offers an insider's view of the politics of academia and all it entails. Kluge buoys the novel through to the end with intimate details about personal and professional failure, set against success in small doses, and he anchors the tale in a vivid rendering of the passage of time." Kirkus Reviews notes: "Kluge offers a fictional, expansive and discursive take on a teacher's writing life at a small, unnamed college in Ohio. His sharp writing and vivid descriptions elevate what could have been another novel about a frustrated writer's second act."
