The New Yorker · 14 Oct 2026
Tom McCarthy’s Meaningless Men
“Remainder” (2005), McCarthy’s début, seemed to prove his point. It’s a strange book with a simple premise: a young man receives a settlement of eight and a half million pounds after something (“parts, bits”) falls from the sky, leaving him amnesiac and forced to relearn his motor skills. He’s initi
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