In Transit, Rachel Cusk delves deeper into themes first explored in the acclaimed Circuit, offering deep and moving reflections on childhood and destiny, the value of suffering, the moral issues of personal responsibility, and the mystery of change. In the second book of his concise yet epic trilogy, Cusk describes deep life experiences, difficulties on the verge of major changes. With disturbing restraint and honesty, she captures the desire to simultaneously live and escape from life, as well as the painful duality that awakens our desire to feel real. The book contains foul language