Revolutionary Road

Richard Yates' devastating masterpiece cuts through the glossy veneer of 1950s suburban America like a scalpel. Frank and April Wheeler seem to have it all—the house, the kids, the promise—but beneath it all is a suffocating reality of compromised dreams and quiet desperation. Yates writes with unflinching honesty about the gap between who we think we are and who we've become. Perfect for readers who love incisive literary fiction that doesn't look away from uncomfortable truths.