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Stay Awake by Dan Chaon “Eerily beautiful . . . [Chaon] is the modern day John Cheever.”–“Boston Sunday Globe.” These haunting, suspenseful stories by acclaimed author Chaon feature scattered families, unfulfilled dreamers, anxious souls–lost, fragile, searching characters who wander between ordinary life and a psychological shadowland. FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description From National Book Award finalist and author of Await Your Reply and You Remind Me of Me, a haunting new collection of stories that explore the ways that the mysterious and the sinister invade our everyday lives.NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BYThe Washington Post . San Francisco ChronicleBefore the critically acclaimed novels Await Your Reply and You Remind Me of Me, Dan Chaon made a name for himself as a renowned writer of dazzling short stories. Now, in Stay Awake, Chaon returns to that form for the first time since his masterly Among the Missing, a finalist for the National Book Award.In these haunting, suspenseful stories, lost, fragile, searching characters wander between ordinary life and a psychological shadowland. They have experienced intense love or loss, grief or loneliness, displacement or disconnection-and find themselves in unexpected, dire, and sometimes unfathomable situations.A fathers life is upended by his sons night terrors-and disturbing memories of the first wife and child he abandoned; a foster child receives a call from the past and begins to remember his birth mother, whose actions were unthinkable; a divorced woman experiences her own dark version of “empty-nest syndrome”; a young widower is unnerved by the sudden, inexplicable appearances of messages and notes-on dollar bills, inside a magazine, stapled to the side of a tree; and a college dropout begins to suspect that theres something off, something sinister, in his late parents house.Dan Chaons stories feature scattered families, unfulfilled dreamers, anxious souls. Theyexist in a twilight realm-in a place by the window late at night when the streets are empty and the world appears to be quiet. But you are up, unable to sleep. So you stay awake.Praise for Stay Awake”Eerily beautiful . . . Chaon is the modern day John Cheever.”-Boston Sunday Globe”Powerful and disturbing . . . The shocks in this collection are many.”-The Washington Post”Chaon is able to create fully realized characters in mere pages. . . . This collection is further proof that Chaon is one of the best fiction writers working right now.”-Omaha World-Herald”There are not many fiction writers who can do what Dan Chaon can do. . . . He is a literary force.”-The Philadelphia Inquirer”Intense and suspenseful . . . a highly recommended work, not to be missed.”-Library Journal (starred review)”Mesmerizing . . . gripping, masterful fiction.”-The Plain Dealer”Superbly disquieting.”-The New York Times Book ReviewDont miss the exclusive conversation between Dan Chaon and Emma Straub at the back of the book. Flap Examines the tensions between racism and anti-racism in Cubaes struggle to become a nation between 1868 and 1898. Author Biography Dan Chaon is the acclaimed author of Among the Missing, which was a finalist for the National Book Award; You Remind Me of Me, which was named one of the best books of the year by The Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, and Entertainment Weekly, among other publications; and Await Your Reply, which was a New York Times Notable Book and appeared on more than a dozen “Best of the Year” lists. Chaons fiction has appeared in many journals and anthologies, including The Best American Short Stories, Pushcart Prize, and The O. Henry Prize Stories. He has been a finalist for the National Magazine Award in Fiction, and he was the recipient of the 2006 Academy Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Chaon lives in Cleveland, Ohio, and teaches at Oberlin College, where he is the Pauline M. Delaney Professor of Creative Writing. Review “Eerily beautiful . . . [Chaon] is the modern day John Cheever.”—Boston Sunday Globe “Powerful and disturbing . . . The shocks in this collection are many.”—The Washington Post “Chaon is able to create fully realized characters in mere pages. . . . This collection is further proof that Chaon is one of the best fiction writers working right now.”—Omaha World-Herald “There are not many fiction writers who can do what Dan Chaon can do. . . . [He is] a literary force.”—The Philadelphia Inquirer “Intense and suspenseful . . . a highly recommended work, not to be missed.”—Library Journal (starred review) “Mesmerizing . . . gripping, masterful fiction.”—The Plain Dealer “Superbly disquieting.”—The New York Times Book Review Review Quote Praise for Stay Awake “Chaons command of language, and his empathy with his characters, leave you not shaking your head in disbelief, but simply, gratifyingly, shaken.”-WSJ.com “The best of [Chaons] stories arouse a feeling of deep foreboding…This is the great guilty pleasure of good horror fiction: the moment when the monstrosity at the heart of the storys darkness suggests itself to the eager imagination, while still witholding its true shape. Stay Awake is a superbly disquieting demonstration of that uneasy power.”- The New York Times Book Review “If Chaons 2001 novel Among the Missing , which was nominated for a National Book Award, contained some of the best fiction writing in the past twenty years, Stay Awake is its darker, more unsettling cousin.”- Esquire “[Chaon] is a master of psychological tension….These stories demand and capture your attention, and they dont let go even after youve finished reading them.” -The Miami Herald “Its only February but with the release of Dan Chaons Stay Awake , what could be the years best story collection is already on the shelf. This collection is further proof that Chaon is one of the best fiction writers working right now and a master of the short story form.”- The Omaha World-Herald “Moving…Dan Chaon deliver[s] some of the best of what contemporary short fiction has to offer.” – BookPage “Chaon has a knack for the dramatic…but theres more than a beguiling premise animating these stories. His real quarry is the pervasive nature of traumas aftermath.” -Time Out New York “With this arresting collection, Chaon again demonstrates his mastery of the short story. . . . Chaon brings readers fantastically close, slowly drawing them into the anxiety or loneliness or remorse of his characters, and building great anticipation for the twists to come.” -Publishers Weekly (starred review) Praise for Among the Missing “Unforgettable . . . hums with life and wry humor . . . The stories sneak resolutely up on you, like new weather that hits before you know it.” -The New York Times Book Review “One of those writers who possess an uncanny and seemingly otherwordly understanding of the human condition . . . Chaon [is] a remarkable chronicler of a very American kind of sadness, much in the tradition of Richard Yates, Raymond Carver, and Denis Johnson. . . . These stories are to be savored.” -San Francisco Chronicle Praise for You Remind Me of Me “Remarkable . . . weaves the threads into a whole that is not only satisfying but devastating.”- Entertainment Weekly (Editors Choice) “Extraordinary . . . renews my faith in the unique capacity of literature to help us understand and ultimately respect ourselves and the strange, baffling, complex figures we all can be.”- Houston Chronicle Praise for Await Your Reply “Stunning . . . Chaon succeeds in both creating suspense and making it pay off, but Await Your Reply also does something even better. Like the finest of his storytelling heroes, Mr. Chaon manages to bridge the gap between literary and pulp fiction with a clever, insinuating book equally satisfying to fans of either genre.” – The New York Times “A riveting thriller, chock-full of plot twists, and a sober meditation on the erosion of identity in the age of technology . . . Theres a bristling momentum that develops, as in any great tale of suspense. . . . [Chaon] writes with an eloquence rarely seen in the world of page-turners.”- Los Angeles Times Book Review From the Hardcover edition. Excerpt from Book The Bees Genes son Frankie wakes up screaming. It has become frequent, two or three times a week, at random times: midnight-three a.m.-five in the morning. Here is a high, empty wail that severs Gene from his unconsciousness like sharp teeth. It is the worst sound that Gene can imagine, the sound of a young child dying violently-falling from a building, or caught in some machinery that is tearing an arm off, or being mauled by a predatory animal. No matter how many times he hears it he jolts up with such images playing in his mind, and he always runs, thumping into the childs bedroom to find Frankie sitting up in bed, his eyes closed, his mouth open in an oval like a Christmas caroler. If someone took a picture of him, he would appear to be in a kind of peaceful trance, as if he were waiting to receive a spoonful of ice cream, rather than emitting that horrific sound. “Frankie!” Gene will shout, and claps his hands hard in the childs face. The clapping works well. At this, the scream always stops abruptly, and Frankie opens his eyes, blinking at Gene with vague awareness before settling back down into his pillow, nuzzling a little before growing still. He is sound asleep, he is always sound asleep, though even after months Gene cant help leaning down and pressing his ear to the childs chest, to make sure hes still breathing, his heart is still going. It always is. There is no explanation that they can find. In the morning, Frankie doesnt remember anything, and on the few occasions that they have managed to wake him in the midst of one of his screaming attacks, he is merely sleepy and irritable. Once, Genes wife, Karen, shook him and shook him, until finally he opened his eyes groggily. “Honey?” she said. “Honey? Did you have a bad dream?” But Frankie only moaned a little. “No,” he said, puzzled and unhappy at being awakened, but nothing more. They can find no pattern to it. It can happen any day of the week, any time of the night. It doesnt seem to be associated with diet, or with his activities during the day, and it doesnt stem, as far as they can tell, from any sort of psychological unease. During the day, he seems perfectly normal and happy. They have taken him several times to the pediatrician, but the doctor seems to have little of use to say. There is nothing wrong with the child physically, Dr. Banerjee says. She advises that such things were not uncommon for children of Frankies age group-he is five-and that more often than not, the disturbance simply passes away. “He hasnt experienced any kind of emotional trauma, has he?” the doctor says. “Nothing out of the ordinary at home?” “No, no,” they both murmur, together. They shake their heads, and Dr. Banerjee shrugs. “Parents,” she says. “Its probably nothing to worry about.” She gives them a brief smile. “As difficult as it is, Id say that you may just have to weather this out.” But the doctor has never heard those screams. In the mornings after the “nightmares,” as Karen calls them, Gene feels unnerved, edgy. He works as a driver for the United Parcel Service, and as he moves through the day after a screaming attack, there is a barely perceptible hum at the edge of his hearing, an intent, deliberate static sliding along behind him as he wanders through streets and streets in his van. He stops along the side of the road and listens. The shadows of summer leaves tremble murmurously against the windshield, and cars are accelerating on a nearby road. In the treetops, a cicada makes its trembly, pressure-cooker hiss. Something bad has been looking for him for a long time, he thinks, and now, at last, it is growing near. When he comes home at night everything is normal. They live in an old house in the suburbs of Cleveland, and sometimes after dinner they work together in the small patch of garden out in back of the house- tomatoes, zucchini, string beans, cucumbers-while Frankie plays with Legos in the dirt. Or they take walks around the neighborhood, Frankie riding his bike in front of them, his training wheels squeaking. They gather on the couch and watch cartoons together, or play board games, or draw pictures with crayons. After Frankie is asleep, Karen will sit at the kitchen table and study-she is in nursing school-and Gene will sit outside on the porch, flipping through a newsmagazine or a novel, smoking the cigarettes that he has promised Karen he will give up when he turns thirty-five. He is thirty-four now, and Karen is twenty- seven, and he is aware, more and more frequently, that this is not the life that he deserves. He has been incredibly lucky, he thinks. Blessed, as Genes favorite cashier at the supermarket always says. “Have a blessed day,” she says, when Gene pays the money and she hands him his receipt, and he feels as if she has sprinkled him with her ordinary, gentle beatitude. It reminds him of long ago, when an old nurse had held his hand in the hospital and said that she was praying for him. Sitting out in his lawn chair, drawing smoke out of his cigarette, he thinks about that nurse, even though he doesnt want to. He thinks of the way shed leaned over him and brushed his hair as he stared at her, imprisoned in a full body cast, sweating his way through withdrawal and DTs. He had been a different person, back then. A drunk, a monster. At eighteen, he married the girl hed gotten pregnant, and then had set about slowly, steadily, ruining all their lives. When hed abandoned them, his wife and son, back in Nebraska, he had been twenty-four, a danger to himself and others. Hed done them a favor by leaving, he thought, though he still feels guilty when he looks back on it. Years later, when he was sober, he even tried to contact them. He wanted to own up to his behavior, to pay the back child support, to apologize. But they were nowhere to be found. Mandy was no longer living in the small Nebraska town where theyd met and married, and there was no forwarding address. Her parents were dead. No one seemed to know where shed gone. Karen didnt know the full story. She had been, to his relief, uncurious about his previous life, though she knew he had some drinking days, some bad times. She knew that hed been married before, too, though she didnt know the extent of it, didnt know that he had another son, for example, didnt know that he had left them one night, without even packing a bag, just driving off in the car, a flask tucked between his legs, driving east as far as he could go. She didnt know about the car crash, the wreck he should have died in. She didnt know what a bad person hed been. She was a nice lady, Karen. Maybe a little sheltered. And truth to tell, he was ashamed-and even scared-to imagine how she would react to the truth about his past. He didnt know if she would have ever really trusted him if shed known the full story, and the longer they have known each other the less inclined he has been to reveal it. Hed escaped his old self, he thought, and when Karen got pregnant, shortly before they were married, he told himself that now he had a chance to do things over, to do it better. They had bought the house together, he and Karen, and now Frankie will be in kindergarten in the fall. He has come full circle, has come exactly to the point when his former life with Mandy and his son, DJ, completely fell apart. He looks up as Karen comes to the back door and speaks to him through the screen. “I think its time for bed, sweetheart,” she says, and he shudders off these thoughts, these memories. He smiles. Hes been in a strange frame of mind lately. The months of regular awakenings have been getting to him, and he has a hard time going back to sleep after an episode with Frankie. When Karen wakes him in the morning, he often feels muffled, sluggish-as if hes hungover. He doesnt hear the alarm clock. When he stumbles out of bed, he finds he has a hard time keeping his moodiness in check. He can feel his temper coiling up inside him. He isnt that type of person anymore, and hasnt been for a long while. Still, he cant help but worry. They say that there is a second stretch of craving, which sets in after several years of smooth sailing; five or seven years will pass, and then it will come back without warning. He has been thinking of going to AA meetings again, though he hasnt in some time-not since he met Karen. Its not as if he gets trembly every time he passes a liquor store, or even as if he has a problem when he goes out with buddies and spends the evening drinking soda and nonalchoholic beer. No. The trouble comes at night, when hes asleep. He has begun to dream of his first son. DJ. Perhaps it is related to his worries about Frankie, but for several nights in a row the image of DJ-age about five-has appeared to him. In the dream, Gene is drunk, and playing hide-and-seek with DJ in the yard behind the Cleveland house where he is now living. There is the thick weeping willow out there, and Gene watches the child appear from behind it and run across the grass, happy, unafraid, the way Frankie would. DJ turns to look over his shoulder and laughs, and Gene stumbles after him, at least a six-packs worth of good mood, a goofy, drunken dad. Its so real that when he wakes, he still feels intoxicated. It takes him a few minutes to shake it. One morning after a particularly vivid version of this dream, Frankie wakes and complains of a funny feeling-“right here”-he says, and points to his forehead. It isnt a headache, he says. “Its like bees!” he says. “Buzzing bees!” He rubs his hand against his brow. “Inside my head.” He considers for a moment. “You know how the bees bump against the window when they get i Details ISBN0345530381 Short Title STAY AWAKE Language English ISBN-10 0345530381 ISBN-13 9780345530387 Media Book Format Paperback Author Dan Chaon Year 2012 Publication Date 2012-10-02 Subtitle Stories UK Release Date 2012-10-02 Place of Publication New York Country of Publication United States AU Release Date 2012-10-02 NZ Release Date 2012-10-02 US Release Date 2012-10-02 Pages 304 Publisher Random House USA Inc Imprint Ballantine Books Inc. DEWEY 813.6 Audience General We’ve got this At The Nile, if you’re looking for it, we’ve got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items – you’re bound to find what you want, at a price you’ll love! TheNile_Item_ID:161374501;

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