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Paradise lost
The Guardian Weekly
|May 16, 2025
A love triangle plays out across generations in this panoramic tale of family ties
American author Eric Puchner's latest novel is a colos\of a book, panoramic as the sus: a vast, bright behemoth Montana skyline. Dream State opens in 2004 with the image of a young woman, a month before her wedding, diving into a perfect lake. From this Edenic outset, it traverses decades, barrelling through our present day into a projected future: dipping in and out of the lives of a tight cast of characters.
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