There are epic novels and then there is The Logos. Mark de Silva returns to fiction writing, following his debut, Square Wave (Two Dollar Radio), with a novel so full of ambition, lyricism and philosophical underpinnings that it is Proustian in its ambition and scope, exploring what it means to be a working artist in the 21st century with clever poignancy. With a career in academia and writing for the Opinionator (NyTimes), de Silva shows his intellectual scope is boundless. He’s woven a thought provoking exploration of the role of the modern artist in a Capitalist driven market, set in the New York City art scene that brings to mind recent titles such as, The Five Books of Robert Moses and City on Fire. A must buy for literature and art lovers looking for an operatic literary gem.