The second beautiful, poetic novel from the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Tinkers.

"I don't think I've read anything quite so strangely moving for a very long time. Such a relief to know there are still writers around who can write about real people, and who notice the world around them, and can turn that into exquisite art. Unbearably tense, but so rewarding as well ... every snatch of dialogue seemed pitch-perfect." Gerard Woodward "Harding writes with superb sensitivity about the mental and physical effects of a broken heart." -- Kate Saunders The Times "A hypnotic portrayal of loss and resilience ... Harding is an extraordinary writer, for the intoxicating power of his prose, the range of his imagination, and above all for the redemptive humanity of his vision ... That Enon is a work of fiction that feels authentic as memoir makes it all the more astonishing." Financial Times "Harding's prose is perfect - simple, sharp and creative." Observer "An extraordinary follow-up to the author's Pulitzer Prize-winning debut, Tinkers...His prose is steeped in a visionary, transcendentalist tradition that echoes Blake, Rilke, Emerson, and Thoreau, and makes for a darkly intoxicating read." New Yorker

Paul Harding has an MFA in fiction from the Iowa Writers' Workshop (2000) and was a 2000-2001 Fiction Fellow at the Fine Arts Work Center, in Provincetown, MA. He has published short stories in Shakepainter and The Harvard Review. Paul currently teaches creative writing at Harvard. His first novel, Tinkers, won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.