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O Sinners! : A Novel by Nicole Cuffy (2025, Hardcover)
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- English
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Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0593597443
ISBN-13
9780593597446
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28068282515
Product Key Features
Book Title
O Sinners! : a Novel
Number of Pages
464 Pages
Language
English
Topic
African American / General, Religious, Literary
Publication Year
2025
Genre
Fiction
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Hardcover
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1.5 in
Item Weight
22 Oz
Item Length
9.5 in
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6.4 in
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2024-018387
Reviews
Praise for O Sinners! " O Sinners! invites us to be fully and vigorously present for the rhapsodic truths of our lives, including the birth of animals, the death of loved ones, and the home-seeking that occupies our decades. Nicole Cuffy has opened a door into a world where mares and wolves live alongside grief and love and memory, each its own creature, each equally dreamlike and real." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Burning Praise for Nicole Cuffy "A voice that is beautiful and authentic." --Imbolo Mbue, author of How Beautiful We Were "Cuffy writes beautifully . . . weaving in the kind of detail that's both vivid and informative." -- The Seattle Times "Cuffy's graceful prose dances from word to word." -- Debutiful "Cuffy brings grace, control, and vigor to her prose. . . . Readers will be enchanted." -- Publishers Weekly, "When Faruq Zaidi, a grieving Muslim journalist, seizes the chance to embed himself in a California cult, his determination to get a story pushes him into the world of its mystical leader. But by trying to escape from his bad memories, Faruq's story brings him closer to potential ruin." -- Rolling Stone "In Nicole Cuffy's new novel, journalist Faruq Zaidi embeds himself inside a California cult following the death of his devout Muslim father. . . . Faruq begins to wonder whether Odo's unorthodox, but alluring teachings could be the cure-all to his grief." -- TIME, " The 25 Best and Most Anticipated Horror Books of 2025" "A young journalist sets out to embed himself a cult called 'the nameless' for a story. But as he delves deeper into its teachings, he realizes he must confront the memories of loss he has been running from." --EBONY "A journalist reeling from the death of his father decides to venture into California's redwoods and investigate a strange cult run by a Vietnam War Veteran. But his intentions become marred by his increasingly close relationship with the cult's leader, and a growing urge to join the group rather than just be an observer." -- Men's Health "What's the line between a religion and a cult? . . . One of the most engrossing elements of Nicole Cuffy's second novel . . . is how it dwells comfortably in the fuzziness, making for both a clever literary mystery novel and a meditation on the nature of faith." -- The Los Angeles Times "A gorgeously written literary excavation of belonging and belief." --Emma Donoghue, The Boston Globe "While there have been quite a few novels approaching the subject of cult indoctrination lately, Nicole Cuffy's literary marvel stands head and shoulders above the rest." -- Literary Hub "A fresh, multifaceted perspective . . . a well-guided journey along the boundary between faith and doubt." -- Kirkus Reviews "Nicole Cuffy has opened a door into a world where mares and wolves live alongside grief and love and memory, each its own creature, each equally dreamlike and real." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Burning " Dances , Cuffy's first novel, explored the physical and psychological toll felt by a Black ballerina in a classical company. Cuffy brings that same clear-eyed honesty and fearlessness to O Sinners! , but on a whole new level, exploring the ways rage and racism can shape a life, and how doubt can lead us to new paths of belief." --BookPage, Praise for O Sinners! "When Faruq Zaidi, a grieving Muslim journalist, seizes the chance to embed himself in a California cult, his determination to get a story pushes him into the world of its mystical leader. But by trying to escape from his bad memories, Faruq's story brings him closer to potential ruin." -- Rolling Stone "While there have been quite a few novels approaching the subject of cult indoctrination lately, Nicole Cuffy's literary marvel stands head and shoulders above the rest. A journalist mourning the loss of his father takes a working vacation to California to interview the annoyingly attractive members of a mysterious cult that may or may not be its own religion. Meanwhile, flashbacks to the Vietnam War recount the cult's origins. I'll have to read this one slowly, for the language deserves to be savored and the philosophical underpinnings take some time to absorb." -- Literary Hub "A fresh, multifaceted perspective . . . a well-guided journey along the boundary between faith and doubt." -- Kirkus Reviews " O Sinners! invites us to be fully and vigorously present for the rhapsodic truths of our lives, including the birth of animals, the death of loved ones, and the home-seeking that occupies our decades. Nicole Cuffy has opened a door into a world where mares and wolves live alongside grief and love and memory, each its own creature, each equally dreamlike and real." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Burning Praise for Nicole Cuffy "A voice that is beautiful and authentic." --Imbolo Mbue, author of How Beautiful We Were "Cuffy writes beautifully . . . weaving in the kind of detail that's both vivid and informative." -- The Seattle Times "Cuffy's graceful prose dances from word to word." -- Debutiful "Cuffy brings grace, control, and vigor to her prose. . . . Readers will be enchanted." -- Publishers Weekly, " O Sinners! invites us to be fully and vigorously present for the rhapsodic truths of our lives, including the birth of animals, the death of loved ones, and the home-seeking that occupies our decades. Nicole Cuffy has opened a door into a world where mares and wolves live alongside grief and love and memory, each its own creature, each equally dreamlike and real." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Burning, "When Faruq Zaidi, a grieving Muslim journalist, seizes the chance to embed himself in a California cult, his determination to get a story pushes him into the world of its mystical leader. But by trying to escape from his bad memories, Faruq's story brings him closer to potential ruin." -- Rolling Stone " O Sinners! is driven by three alternating narratives: Faruq's present day work trip, Odo's tour of duty in Vietnam, and the screenplay of a documentary about a legal battle between the cult and a fundamentalist church in Texas. In weaving together these stories, Cuffy explores the varying shapes that grief, belief, and belonging can take." -- TIME "A young journalist sets out to embed himself a cult called 'the nameless' for a story. But as he delves deeper into its teachings, he realizes he must confront the memories of loss he has been running from." --EBONY "A journalist reeling from the death of his father decides to venture into California's redwoods and investigate a strange cult run by a Vietnam War Veteran. But his intentions become marred by his increasingly close relationship with the cult's leader, and a growing urge to join the group rather than just be an observer." -- Men's Health "What's the line between a religion and a cult? . . . One of the most engrossing elements of Nicole Cuffy's second novel . . . is how it dwells comfortably in the fuzziness, making for both a clever literary mystery novel and a meditation on the nature of faith." -- Los Angeles Times "A gorgeously written literary excavation of belonging and belief." -- The Boston Globe "While there have been quite a few novels approaching the subject of cult indoctrination lately, Nicole Cuffy's literary marvel stands head and shoulders above the rest." -- Literary Hub "A fresh, multifaceted perspective . . . a well-guided journey along the boundary between faith and doubt." -- Kirkus Reviews "Nicole Cuffy has opened a door into a world where mares and wolves live alongside grief and love and memory, each its own creature, each equally dreamlike and real." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Burning " Dances , Cuffy's first novel, explored the physical and psychological toll felt by a Black ballerina in a classical company. Cuffy brings that same clear-eyed honesty and fearlessness to O Sinners! , but on a whole new level, exploring the ways rage and racism can shape a life, and how doubt can lead us to new paths of belief." --BookPage, "When Faruq Zaidi, a grieving Muslim journalist, seizes the chance to embed himself in a California cult, his determination to get a story pushes him into the world of its mystical leader. But by trying to escape from his bad memories, Faruq's story brings him closer to potential ruin." -- Rolling Stone "In Nicole Cuffy's new novel, journalist Faruq Zaidi embeds himself inside a California cult following the death of his devout Muslim father. Faruq has every intention of exposing the mysterious collective, but upon his arrival he strikes up a friendship with the group's charismatic leader, a Vietnam War veteran named Odo. As their bond deepens, Faruq begins to wonder whether Odo's unorthodox, but alluring teachings could be the cure-all to his grief." -- TIME "A journalist reeling from the death of his father decides to venture into California's redwoods and investigate a strange cult run by a Vietnam War Veteran. But his intentions become marred by his increasingly close relationship with the cult's leader, and a growing urge to join the group rather than just be an observer." -- Men's Health "While there have been quite a few novels approaching the subject of cult indoctrination lately, Nicole Cuffy's literary marvel stands head and shoulders above the rest. A journalist mourning the loss of his father takes a working vacation to California to interview the annoyingly attractive members of a mysterious cult that may or may not be its own religion. Meanwhile, flashbacks to the Vietnam War recount the cult's origins. I'll have to read this one slowly, for the language deserves to be savored and the philosophical underpinnings take some time to absorb." -- Literary Hub "A fresh, multifaceted perspective . . . a well-guided journey along the boundary between faith and doubt." -- Kirkus Reviews " O Sinners! invites us to be fully and vigorously present for the rhapsodic truths of our lives, including the birth of animals, the death of loved ones, and the home-seeking that occupies our decades. Nicole Cuffy has opened a door into a world where mares and wolves live alongside grief and love and memory, each its own creature, each equally dreamlike and real." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Burning, "When Faruq Zaidi, a grieving Muslim journalist, seizes the chance to embed himself in a California cult, his determination to get a story pushes him into the world of its mystical leader. But by trying to escape from his bad memories, Faruq's story brings him closer to potential ruin." -- Rolling Stone "In Nicole Cuffy's new novel, journalist Faruq Zaidi embeds himself inside a California cult following the death of his devout Muslim father. Faruq has every intention of exposing the mysterious collective, but upon his arrival he strikes up a friendship with the group's charismatic leader, a Vietnam War veteran named Odo. As their bond deepens, Faruq begins to wonder whether Odo's unorthodox, but alluring teachings could be the cure-all to his grief." -- TIME, " The 25 Best and Most Anticipated Horror Books of 2025" "A journalist reeling from the death of his father decides to venture into California's redwoods and investigate a strange cult run by a Vietnam War Veteran. But his intentions become marred by his increasingly close relationship with the cult's leader, and a growing urge to join the group rather than just be an observer." -- Men's Health "While there have been quite a few novels approaching the subject of cult indoctrination lately, Nicole Cuffy's literary marvel stands head and shoulders above the rest. A journalist mourning the loss of his father takes a working vacation to California to interview the annoyingly attractive members of a mysterious cult that may or may not be its own religion. Meanwhile, flashbacks to the Vietnam War recount the cult's origins. I'll have to read this one slowly, for the language deserves to be savored and the philosophical underpinnings take some time to absorb." -- Literary Hub "A fresh, multifaceted perspective . . . a well-guided journey along the boundary between faith and doubt." -- Kirkus Reviews " O Sinners! invites us to be fully and vigorously present for the rhapsodic truths of our lives, including the birth of animals, the death of loved ones, and the home-seeking that occupies our decades. Nicole Cuffy has opened a door into a world where mares and wolves live alongside grief and love and memory, each its own creature, each equally dreamlike and real." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Burning
Synopsis
In this "engrossing" ( Los Angeles Times ) novel that sweeps from present-day California to the Vietnam War and back, a grieving young man is drawn into the orbit of a charismatic cult leader who forces him to reconsider why people give up control--and what it takes, ultimately, to find one's place in the world. ONE OF THE SEASON'S MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS: Time, Rolling Stone, Vulture, Men's Health, WNYC, Electric Lit, Feminist Book Club, Lit Hub "A gorgeously written literary excavation of belonging and belief."--Emma Donoghue, The Boston Globe Faruq Zaidi, a young journalist processing the recent death of his father, a devout Muslim, takes the opportunity to embed himself in a cult known only as "the nameless," because its members refused to label themselves. Based in the California redwoods and shepherded by an enigmatic Vietnam War veteran named Odo, "the nameless" adhere to the 18 Utterances, including teachings such as "all suffering is distortion" and "see only beauty." Faruq, skeptical but committed to unraveling the mystery of "the nameless," extends his stay over months, as he gets deeper into the cult's inner workings and alluring teachings. But as he gets closer to Odo, Faruq himself begins to unravel, forced to come to terms with the memories he has been running from while trying to resist Odo's spell. Told in three seamlessly interwoven threadsFaruq's present-day investigation, Odo's time as an infantryman during the Vietnam War alongside three other Black soldiers before the formation of the movement, and a documentary script that recounts the clash between "the nameless" and a Texas fundamentalist church O Sinners! examines both longing and belonging. Ultimately the novel asks: What is it that we seek from the people we admire and, inevitably, from one another?, In this "engrossing" ( Los Angeles Times ) novel that sweeps from present-day California to the Vietnam War and back, a grieving young man is drawn into the orbit of a charismatic cult leader who forces him to reconsider why people give up control--and what it takes, ultimately, to find one's place in the world. FINALIST FOR THE WESTPOINT PRIZE FOR LITERATURE * ONE OF THE SEASON'S MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS: Time, Rolling Stone, Vulture, Men's Health, WNYC, Electric Lit, Feminist Book Club, Lit Hub "A gorgeously written literary excavation of belonging and belief."--Emma Donoghue, The Boston Globe After the death of his father, a young journalist named Faruq Zaidi takes the opportunity to embed himself in a mysterious cult based in the California redwoods and known as "the nameless," whose strikingly attractive members adhere to the 18 Utterances, including teachings such as "all suffering is distortion" and "see only beauty." Shepherding them is Odo, an enigmatic Vietnam War veteran who received "the sight"--the movement's foundational principles--during his time as an infantryman. Through flashbacks that recount the cult's wartime origins, we see four soldiers contend with the existential struggles of combat and with their responsibilities to each other, and by the end of the novel we learn which one becomes Odo. Faruq, skeptical but committed to unraveling the mystery of both "the nameless" and Odo , extends his stay by months, and as he gets deeper into the cult's inner workings and alluring teachings, he begins to lose his grip on reality. Faruq is forced to come to terms with the memories he has been running from while trying to resist Odo's spell. Ultimately this immersive and unsettling novel asks: What does it take to find one's place in the world? And what exactly do we seek from one another?
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