The Finkler Question

Winner of the 2010 Man Booker Prize, The Finkler Question is a sharp, darkly comic novel that explores identity, friendship, loss and what it means to belong.

Meet Julian Treslove, a former BBC producer who finds himself haunted by a mugging, a vague accusation of anti-Semitism, and a lifelong envy of his Jewish friend Sam Finkler. As the trio of friends—Treslove, Finkler and their old teacher Libor Sevcik—navigate widowhood, aging and cultural shift, the novel asks: who am I, and who am I assumed to be?

Written with wit, insight and bold ambition, this novel is as funny as it is painful—an unforgettable read for fans of literary fiction, comic novels, and stories that dig into the essence of belonging.

Condition: Very Good