The Literary Insomniac

by Elyse Chaney

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Stories and essays for sleepless nights. They range from Tom Beller's Music at Night, which is on New York after dark, to George Dawes Green's The Chain of Circadia, whose narrator advises don't be prisoner of convention, sleep whenever you like.

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Stories and essays for sleepless nights. They range from Tom Beller's Music at Night, which is on New York after dark, to George Dawes Green's The Chain of Circadia, whose narrator advises don't be prisoner of convention, sleep whenever you like.

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