Tell It to the Night

In this tale of betrayal and deliverance, a lonely, neglected boy falls in with a bad crowd and has to decide his future—or whether to have one at all. Redolent with the fear and dread of dangerous city streets in the desolated 1970s, Tell It to the Night combines a hard-boiled narrative style with an achingly tender yearning for connection. Honest, direct, yet filled with complicated emotions: think S. E. Hinton meets Charles Bukowski, with a touch of Jack Kerouac on the side.