Adam Haslett Books in Order
Explore Adam Haslett's books in order, with summaries of novels and short fiction examining family relationships, loss, estrangement and complicated inner lives.
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Adam Haslett books in publication order
5 books
You Are Not a Stranger Here
by Adam Haslett
2002
An inventive father reaches toward his estranged son, a grieving boy forms a dangerous bond, and a hospital resident befriends a young volunteer. These stories explore loneliness, mental illness, and the difficult possibilities of human connection.
Union Atlantic
by Adam Haslett
2010
A retired history teacher clashes with an ambitious banker building a mansion on her family’s former land. A troubled teenager becomes entangled in their struggle, exposing tensions between financial power, inherited values, and private desire.
Imagine Me Gone
by Adam Haslett
2016
Margaret marries John despite knowing his struggle with depression, beginning a family story shaped by love and mental illness. Over decades, their children confront the demands and limits of caring for an increasingly troubled brother.
The Remedy
by Adam Haslett
2018
Exhausted by years of chronic pain and unsuccessful treatment, Derrick enters an exclusive New York clinic recommended by a friend. Its unusual therapy promises remarkable relief, but the experience takes an increasingly unsettling turn.
Mothers and Sons
by Adam Haslett
2025
An isolated New York asylum lawyer takes a case that revives memories of his first love and a violent night. Facing the past means confronting the secret that has kept him estranged from his mother for years.
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