Idiopathy

In this debut novel, the intricacies of love and the chaos of modern life intertwine through the lens of narcissism and personal disconnection. Set against the backdrop of a rural landscape plagued by a peculiar disease affecting cattle, the narrative explores how these external influences mirror the inner turmoil of its characters.

As relationships unravel amidst their existential crises, Byers delves into the psyche of individuals grappling with identity and meaning. Through sharp wit and perceptive observations, he paints a vivid portrayal of how personal and societal ailments can manifest in unpredictable ways, forcing characters—and readers alike—to confront uncomfortable truths about themselves.