Oh God, the Sun Goes

"""Hallucinatory apocalyptic debut novel.""  — Nylon ""Melville House has made a name for itself by publishing experimental fiction, such as Jinwoo Chong’s kinetic first novel, Flux. Now, the house has done it again with Oh God....If you enjoy literary fiction that bends genres and undermines conventional plots, Connor’s novel is probably for you."" — CounterPunch ""...wondrous...mysterious...Connor lands plenty of stimulating riffs on themes of memory, love, and loss, all in lyrical prose and suffused with surreal imagery. This offbeat tale is worth a look."" —Publishers Weekly ""[A] dazzling fabulistic novel."" —Foreword Reviews ""An indescribable marvel ... A writer who will seemingly follow his intuitions anywhere, with blazing results."" —Jonathan Lethem, author of The Fortress of Solitude ""Oh God, the Sun Goes is what might happen if Raymond Carver and Martin Heidegger were spliced together, given a double PhD in neurology and heartbreak, and decided to write a book that was at once highly symbolic and resonantly human.  A highly original and engagingly odd book."" —Brian Evenson, author of Song for the Unraveling of the World ""David Connor's exhilarating debut, Oh God, the Sun Goes, renders our natural world and interior lives with wit, earnestness, and tender observation; exploring love and loss with equal and opposite ache and awe. Connor's prose is effortlessly lyrical, slyly poignant, both daring and deceptively clean; announcing a gutsy new voice to cheer for and cherish."" —Morgan Parker, author of There Are More Beautiful Things than Beyoncé"