Something Red（ISBN=） 英文原版

　　In Washington, D.C., life inside the Goldstein home is as
tumultuous as the swiftly changing times. In 1979, the Cold War is
waning and the age of protest has come and gone, leaving a once
radical family to face a new set of challenges.
　　Dennis, whose government job often takes him to Moscow, struggles
both to succeed in a career he doesn’t quite believe in and to live
up to his father’s leftist legacy. Sharon, a caterer for the
Washington elite, joins a cultlike group in search of the
fulfillment she once felt. Happy-go-lucky Benjamin is heading off
to college, there to experience an awakening of social conscience,
and sixteen-year-old Vanessa finds a cure for alienation in D.C.’s
hardcore music scene. As each of them follows separate trajectories
of personal protest and compromise along the edge of a new decade,
radical traditions long dormant in their family awaken once again,
with shocking, far-reaching results.
    A poignant story of husbands and wives, parents
and children, activists and spies, Something Red is a masterly
novel that unfurls with suspense, humor, and insight.

　　JENNIFER GILMORE’s first novel, Golden Country, was a New York
Times Notable Book of 2006 and a finalist for the National Jewish
Book Award and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. She currently
teaches at Eugene Lang College, the New School for Liberal Arts and
lives in Brooklyn, New York.