The Big Chihuahua by Daniel Ben-Horin - ISBN: 9781644285855
Hardcover
A family’s secrets collide with a nation’s identity crisis.
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The Big Chihuahua

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  • Hardcover

    240 pages

  • Release Date

    12 January 2027

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Summary

For readers of Gary Shteyngart, Jennifer Egan, and Nathan Hill, this is a literary novel with bite, heart, and a voice all its own.

When Emma Shapiro returns home from college, she expects a quiet summer reconnecting with her enigmatic father. Instead, she finds herself swept into a world of aging revolutionaries, Silicon Valley visionaries, political true believers, and long-buried family secrets—all colliding as a nation wrestles with what it has become.

As Emma searches for…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781644285855
ISBN-10:1644285851
Author:Daniel Ben-Horin
Publisher:Rare Bird Books
Imprint:Rare Bird Books
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:240
Release Date:12 January 2027
Weight:408g
Dimensions:140mm x 216mm
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The Big Chihuahua by Daniel Ben-Horin - ISBN: 9781644285855
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Critics Review

“A joy to read?who can resist a mix of intrigue, cannabis, and fraught romance?” – Joan Silber, PEN/Faulkner Award–winning author of Improvement on Substantial Justice


“Raymond Chandler meets Jane Austen in post-Vietnam America. Excellent stuff.” – William Finnegan, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Barbarian Days on Substantial Justice
“A deftly composed and highly enjoyable crime story.” * Kirkus on Substantial Justice *

About The Author

Daniel Ben-Horin

Daniel Ben-Horin made his literary debut as editor of the Fountain Pen literary magazine of McBurney Junior High School in New York in 1960, but detoured in favor of a career as a journalist, early online flaneur, and social entrepreneur. He has written nonfiction for the New York Times, Mother Jones, The Nation, and other periodicals. His debut novel, Substantial Justice, was released in 2020. He attended Bronx Science and the University of Chicago, was fired by the Arizona Republic, edited the Arizona New Times, organized tenants and media workers in San Francisco, and built, over the course of thirty years, a global nonprofit called TechSoup.

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