From the author of House of Leaves comes a haunting, ambitious tale of courage, consequence, and the monsters we create.
In 1982, in the desolate outskirts of Orvop, Utah, two friends set out to rescue a pair of horses bound for slaughter. What begins as an act of compassion spirals into violence, myth, and madness. The dead rise, the mountain falls, and the truth of what happened at Katanogos becomes legend.
Through fractured memories and ghostly echoes, Tom’s Crossing explores how innocence curdles into horror and bravery walks hand in hand with regret.
Mark Z. Danielewski weaves a story as vast as it is intimate, blurring the line between epic and elegy.
Every act of mercy carries a price.
