Not Dark Yet

"...as human and honest a romantic tale as you're likely to read..."
"Darkly funny, tearfully bitter, brutally truthful to the detriment of everything but the lyrical beauty of the prose..."

Having the love of his life leave him and his fatherly granddad die in one week was more than enough to send a twenty-nine year old man on a downward spiral. Along the way down he discovered a serious penchant for women, alcohol and irreverence. Now in one single week holding events from the tragic, the funny, the prophetic and everything in between, his life will either turn back in the right direction of two years before and begin his life again or ever further into the wrong.

Not Dark Yet is the debut novel by Todd Levin. Reminiscent of John Fante, Charles Bukowski and James Frey at their darkest, it is twisted, funny but darkly poignant and is a flawed love-story and a tale of moving on and getting by in the darkest of times at it's very core. Reviewers have said it has 'the sincerity of Tony Parsons coupled with the downtrodden grace of some of the Beatnik's finest from straight out of Venice West' and 'fans of John Fante, Dan Fante, Charles Bukowski, Donald Ray Pollock to name but a few should check it out and underline the name Levin as one to watch out for...'.