Initially published in 2003, Gary Indiana’s Do Everything in the Dark tracks the dissolution of a group of New York artists and intellectuals during the summer of 2001. Indiana positions the novel’s protagonist, a Manhattan gallery curator, as the vessel for the disparate correspondences of an unstable bohemia newly scattered across the globe. With morbid wit, Do Everything in the Dark chronicles the shift from 1980s downtown culture to a burgeoning sense of alienation at the turn of the millennium. Featuring a new introduction by Olivia Laing.