I'LL Let You Go - Softcover

Praise for Bruce Wagner's I'm Losing you
"[Wagner] writes like a wizard. . . . His prose writhes and coruscates." --John Updike, The New Yorker
"Ferocious acuity. Outrageous. . . . Dead-on in every way." --Janet Maslin, The New York Times
"Superb. . . . The author's images, tones, and language give I'm Losing You a hard beauty that glints like black crystal." --Time
"The year's best book."--Walter Kirn, New York magazine
"One of the year's most notorious books. . . . A must-read."--Entertainment Weekly
"Ruthlessly hip and very funny."--Wired
"Wagner's latest novel makes all other Hollywood satires Capraesque in their innocence."--Will Self
"Edgy, sublime."--New York Newsday
"Mr. Wagner . . . treats us to many glorious phrases and whole passages that have the self-propelled rhythm of great prose."--Adam Begley, The New York Observer

Virtuosic . . . [attests] not only to Mr. Wagner's range as a writer--his ability to write with affecting sincerity as well as satiric glee--but also to his power as a storyteller to beguile." --Michiko Kakutani, "The New York Times"

"Lavishly imagined . . . Wagner [dares] his readers to be so callous as to question fiction's ability to imagine the impossible.""--The Boston Globe"

"Wagner's astute portrayal of the follies of the rich is exceeded by his skill at rendering the lives of the poor. The chapters on Amaryllis . . . are worthy of a latter-day Dickens."--"The Washington Post"

"Brilliant, inventive, and entertaining . . . a rip-roaring, special-effects-filled ride." --"New York"

"Combines social satire on the scale of Thackeray's Vanity Fair with a hipness that has become Wagner's trademark." --"GQ"

"A brash authorial voice . . . tinged with melancholy . . . a sincere exploration of life, death and immortality."--"People"

Virtuosic . . . [attests] not only to Mr. Wagner s range as a writer his ability to write with affecting sincerity as well as satiric glee but also to his power as a storyteller to beguile. Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
Lavishly imagined . . . Wagner [dares] his readers to be so callous as to question fiction s ability to imagine the impossible. The Boston Globe
Wagner s astute portrayal of the follies of the rich is exceeded by his skill at rendering the lives of the poor. The chapters on Amaryllis . . . are worthy of a latter-day Dickens. The Washington Post
Brilliant, inventive, and entertaining . . . a rip-roaring, special-effects-filled ride. New York
Combines social satire on the scale of Thackeray s Vanity Fair with a hipness that has become Wagner s trademark. GQ
A brash authorial voice . . . tinged with melancholy . . . a sincere exploration of life, death and immortality. People"

Bruce Wagner is the author of the novels Force Majeure and I m Losing You. He recently wrote and directed Women in Film, adapted from his novel I'm Losing You. Women in Film was shown at the Sundance and Venice film festivals in 2001. He lives in Los Angeles.

From the Hardcover edition."