
Willing
A Novel
Author: Scott Spencer
Narrator: Victor Bevine
Unabridged: 9 hr 33 min
Format: Digital Audiobook (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Ecco
Published: 06/08/2012
Categories: Fiction, Satire, Romance, Action & Adventure

Author: Scott Spencer
Narrator: Victor Bevine
Unabridged: 9 hr 33 min
Format: Digital Audiobook (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Ecco
Published: 06/08/2012
Categories: Fiction, Satire, Romance, Action & Adventure
Scott Spencer is the author of twelve novels, including Endless Love,Waking the Dead, A Ship Made of Paper, and Willing. He has taught at Columbia University, the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, Williams College, the University of Virginia, and at Eastern Correctional Facility as part of the Bard Prison Initiative. He lives in upstate New York.
“You can’t always care about what you do, and how you behave.” If I had to express one thing about this book it would be: Wow, this man can write! By why stop there? I heard Scott Spencer on my car’s radio the other day when tuned to NPR with Terry Gross, and even though I arrived at my destination,......more
Avery Jankowsky is a middle-aged, free-lance writer whose world is upended when his younger lover informs him that she has had an affair. To help him move on, a generous uncle offers him a spot on a high-end Scandinavian sex tour. Though Avery's original intent is to participate in the tour only as......more
Scott Spencer is at his best when he writes about love/desire that grows exponentially until it becomes destructive to both lovers and the entire world around them. In that sphere, he is a master - though I am not one to expect a writer to be a one-trick pony. I was thrilled to find that he had a ne......more
Scott Spencer is such a terrific writer, I'd been waiting a long time to read this book, and I wanted to do it slowly, savouring all the descriptions and obsession. The book has such a terrific start. A guy with four fathers, a girfriend who is cheating, and allows the protagonist to read her journal......more
Such a promising start--no one writes about obsessive love as well as Scott Spencer did in Endless Love, a great book which was, unfortunately, made into an abysmally bad film (moral of that tale: read contracts carefully, and retain some choices, namely, no Brooke Shields, and no Lionel Richie/Dia......more