You Can't Go Home Again

The story follows George Webber, a burgeoning novelist who faces hostility from his hometown after his latest book critiques their lifestyle. In response to the backlash, he embarks on an exile journey through New York, London, and Europe, embracing life but grappling with the emotional weight of his estrangement from his origins. The narrative explores themes of identity, belonging, and the tension between artistic expression and community ties.