Ground Zero
Ground Zero
Nonfiction | Essay Collection | Adult | Published in 1977
Book Brief
228
Essay Collection • Nonfiction
1977
Adult
18+ years
Reviews & Readership
92 ratings
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Review Roundup
Ground Zero by Andrew Holleran offers compelling portrayals infused with poignant emotional depth. Critics praise its eloquent prose and profound character development, reflecting on the complexity of human relationships. Some note a slow narrative pace as a downside, but overall, it is recognized as a thoughtful and immersive read.
Who Should Read Ground Zero?
A reader who would enjoy Ground Zero by Andrew Holleran is likely interested in LGBTQ+ themes, introspective narratives, and explorations of urban life in the face of crisis. Comparable to The Great Believers by Rebecca Makkai and A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara, this book appeals to those who appreciate poignant, character-driven storytelling.
92 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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228
Essay Collection • Nonfiction
1977
Adult
18+ years
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