Description: Told in Teleky's spare yet elegant prose, Pack Up the Moon is a moving account of how the connections between people can fail, and how the aftermath of unintended betrayal can reverberate decades later.
Brief description:
Richard Teleky, a professor of humanities at York University, lives in Toronto. His 1998 novel, The Paris Years of Rosie Kamin, was named one of the best books of the year by the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Toronto Star. It also won the prestigious American "Harold Ribalow Prize" for the best novel of the year.
Review Quotes: Lusciously emotional...in this engaging story of fate and adult friendship, Teleky manages that stunning and rare feat - telling an ordinary story of human interaction in a way that is universal, revelatory, and suspenseful.-- "Globe and Mail"