A Home at the End of the World

by Michael Cunningham

First published 1990

Bobby and Jonathan, childhood friends, forge an unbreakable bond. As they grow up, their lives intertwine with Jonathan's mother, Alice, and the enigmatic Clare. Together, this unlikely quartet navigates the complexities of love, sexuality, and belonging, creating a family of their own. Through the decades, they face joys and sorrows, but their unwavering connection sustains them, proving that home isn't defined by traditional boundaries.

Genres: literary-fiction, contemporary, lgbt, family-drama

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, friends-to-lovers

Setting: New York (State)

352 pages · Paperback · Penguin

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