Inspired by some of the classics of true crime, this debut novel by Katz, a writer and photographer, explore the way a story changes based on who is telling it. It’s seen from the perspective of Thomas Martin, a modern day Don Draper living a seemingly charmed life in Manhattan, against the backdrop of tragedies erupting around the world. But as crime and unrest inch closer to his own life, it becomes increasingly clear that Thomas is not a reliable narrator, and that he is finding it difficult to hide his true, violent nature. A Good Man’s exploration of masculinity in a world of instability makes it a timely read. (Out January 18, Penguin)
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