An Angry Old Man Reviews Books

Seymour Goldfarb, an irascible widower with too much time on his hands, is talked into writing book reviews for his local paper. His reviews explode into rants about modern life—electric bikes, dog clothes, and the tragic decline of American pickles—while revealing the grief, love, and loneliness beneath his anger. Over time, Seymour is forced, reluctantly, to reengage with the world. This is a sharp, funny, and unexpectedly tender portrait of grief, aging, and the stubborn ways love survives.

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