Helen of Nowhere

by Makenna Goodman

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Over the course of a single day and in six theatrical acts, a disgraced English professor—known only as Man—visits an idyllic country house with a realtor while his career and marriage come undone. As the realtor recounts the life of Helen, the home’s enigmatic former owner, her presence begins to haunt the rooms and unsettle his assumptions about ambition, scholarship, love, and failure. Charged with dark humor, intellectual friction, and spectral mystery, the novel follows one man’s confrontation with loneliness and bitterness—and the possibility of an entirely different way of living. Written with fierce energy and daring formal invention, it is an intimate, unsettling exploration of power, gender, self-deception, and the difficult work of healing.

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Published Aug 4, 2026

144 pages

ISBN: 9781804272206

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