Lazy City: A Novel
This quiet, intimate novel about the young inhabitants of Belfast is a poignant examination of friendship, faith, grief and young love, sure to appeal to fans of Sally Rooney, Naoise Dolan, and Monica Heisey.
A “truly extraordinary” (Bassey Ikpi) debut novel of modern Belfast that sings a tender hymn to messy love, quiet grief, and the hangovers in between.
Back home after abruptly leaving graduate school in London, Erin numbly teeters through the shock of losing her best friend to an accident she doesn’t want to talk about—especially with her mother. But it’s easy to slip into the rhythms of Belfast, the lazy city; she takes an au pair job and bookends her days with early morning runs along the ...























