Wittgenstein's Lolita and The Iceman

by William Gay · 2006

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Gay maps out a landscape of love and death, exploring the terrain where a person's love of life interacts with their fear of the dark unknown. He portrays a character looking for love that reaches beyond death—with occasional morbid consequences.

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