“It’s a hard question to answer,” says Hawley, the Austin author, filmmaker and TV showrunner whose expansive new novel, “Anthem,” came out Jan. 4. He muses. He asks if we can skip ahead ...

By Noah Hawley 446 pp. Grand Central Publishing. $29. A version of this article appears in print on , Page 9 of the Sunday Book Review with the headline: Dissonant Note .

The world is in decline. Climate change, bigotry, loneliness and disaffection have taken over, and for the characters in Noah Hawley’s new novel "Anthem" (Grand Central Publishing, 448 pp ...

Author and TV showrunner Noah Hawley discusses his dark, dystopian new novel "Anthem": ... It takes him three to five years to write a book. Hawley started working on “Anthem” in 2018.

Twenty-one pages into Noah Hawley's new novel, the main character surfaces in the Atlantic Ocean, the plane he had been riding on is a burning wreckage nearby and he has no memory of what happened ...

The book is called "Anthem," and Noah Hawley joins us now. Thanks for being with us. NOAH HAWLEY: My pleasure. RASCOE: There's a line from an adolescent in the book who goes by the name of Randall ...

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My guest is Noah Hawley, whose newest book is "Anthem." He was last here for the terrific last season of "Fargo." I can't talk to you about the book and not ask how much is influenced by the era in ...

BookPeople (603 N. Lamar Blvd.) will host author Noah Hawley at 7 p.m. Jan. 26 to talk about his new novel. Tickets, $29, are required and include a copy of "Anthem"; Hawley will sign books at the ...

We say sure, but mention that the book lends itself to inward exploration. He muses some more. “The book is how I’m feeling, I suppose is the simplest answer,” says Hawley, 54.