“This is brilliant writing… sharp and taut and a pleasure to read. If literary fiction can ever be described as a page-turner, this is it.” — The Madrid Review
Nine people. One conference room. Too many lies.
On a snow-covered Monday morning, nine colleagues file out of a meeting and someone walks away with something that isn't theirs.
A notebook.
It belongs to Sloane — their boss — and inside it are her unfiltered thoughts about every one of them.
What follows is a quiet unraveling. As the search moves through the office, the carefully maintained surfaces begin to give way. Ambitions, resentments, fears, and calculations come into view — the private thoughts no one intends to share.
Everyone has a reason to want that notebook.
Everyone has something to lose.
Told through shifting perspectives and laced with fragments of art, philosophy, and private observation, Biography of Deception is a sharp literary mystery about identity, performance, and the stories we tell — about others, and about ourselves.
For readers of The Secret History, Atonement, and Trust by Hernan Diaz.
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Maria Glymph is a writer and the publisher of Modern Odyssey Books.Prior publications by Maria include 'Barn Quilt: Poems' and 'Hope, Time, and Other Things That Are Hard to Measure.' She is also the creative imagination behind the 'In Search Of' series of literature-inspired puzzle books (Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, the Brontë Sisters, Shakespeare, Homer, and more to come).As the founder and publisher of Modern Odyssey Books, she is expanding the imprint's list to include an array of global authors writing poetry, literary fiction, creative non-fiction, and other narrative forms.Maria splits her time between her writing pursuits and building Modern Odyssey Books as a respected independent publisher.Keep up with her at www.mariaglymph.com.
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