Enda Duffy

Comedy, Book One

Arts & Literature

“Riddled with anger, raw intelligence, and the rain-wet beauty that sometimes appears at the bottom of a hill in the northwest, this Commedia is Seattle’s masterpiece. City dreaming, the curious wanderer encounters Sally Hemings and Lincoln, Oscar Wilde and Billy the Kid, Karl Marx and his old teachers, and, subtle as Dante, rekindles old loves. This is a west-coast Commedia, a wistful, forgiving, and deeply moving recasting of what has made one American.”