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Tuesday Nights in 1980
by Molly Prentiss
Tuesday Nights in 1980 (1/5/2016)
Absolutely loved Molly Prentiss' debut novel, Tuesday Nights in 1980! Once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down. She did an excellent job of weaving interesting characters with the seamy, sordid and often splendid backdrop of the New York art scene in the 1980's. I am an art teacher and I thoroughly enjoyed the mix of real artists life's with the fictional protagonists. I look forward to reading more from Prentiss. Great recommendation for a book club.
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