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Long island compromise is a new novel by Taffy brodesser Agner, and it opens with a kidnapping.
The year is 1980, and Carl Fletcher, a wealthy businessman, is taken for ransom from the driveway of his palatial home on Long island.
After his family pays the ransom, Carl returns to his wife and kids determined to continue their privileged lives.
40 years later, however, they're anything but normal.
Anxiety, sex addiction and depression have taken hold to all three of his children.
And as their family fortune dwindles, it becomes clear that none of them have faced their familys biggest trauma.
Long island compromise is Taffy Brodesser Achnors second novel.
She adapted her first best selling book, Fleshman is in trouble, and to the FX on Hulu series under the same name, where she served as the writer, showrunner and executive producer.
Taffy is also a staff writer with the New York Times.
Taffy broder, Sir Achnar, welcome back to Fresh Air.
It is so great to be here, Tanya, thank you for having me.