Continental Drift

Continental Drift by Russell Banks, published by HarperCollins in 1985, is a first edition novel comprising 366 pages. The story follows Bob Dubois, who, after facing challenges in his pursuit of the American dream, secures a job on a fishing boat in the Florida Keys. As he navigates this new chapter in his life, he becomes entangled in a scheme to smuggle two Haitians into Florida.

Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of aspiration and moral complexity against the backdrop of Florida’s vibrant setting. The book delves into the dynamics of brotherhood and the struggles faced by individuals seeking a better life. With its focus on the intersection of personal ambition and societal issues, Continental Drift offers a thought-provoking look at the human experience within the realm of fiction.