Kathleen Alcott is an American novelist and essayist. Her novel Infinite Home, narrated by Laurence Bouvard in audiobook form, follows the interconnected lives of tenants in a Brooklyn brownstone facing displacement, weaving together their stories into a warm, funny, and ultimately moving portrait of community and belonging. Alcott's writing is praised for its lyrical prose, compassionate characterisation, and sharp observation of contemporary urban life. She is also the author of The Forgotten Hours and America Was Hard to Find. Available as an audiobook and in print, Infinite Home appeals to readers and listeners who enjoy literary fiction that celebrates the unexpected bonds between neighbours and strangers.
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