One Fifth Avenue

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From one of today's most engaging social commentators comes a fresh exploration of the tough and tender women of New York City, viewed through the lens of their residence. One Fifth Avenue, an iconic Art Deco building in a historically vibrant neighborhood, serves as a crucial backdrop for the lives of its inhabitants. The women, from a hedge fund king's wife to an aging gossip columnist and a free-spirited actress from L.A., navigate their ambitions and desires within this landmark. Acutely observed and sharply witty, the narrative reflects a modern-day tale of old and new money, echoing the themes of power and social prominence found in the works of Edith Wharton and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Bushnell's characters grapple with the same passions as their Gilded Age predecessors, seeking successful marriages and societal status, all while facing the realities of sexual politics and financial instability. With a remarkable ability to capture the zeitgeist of New York, Bushnell consistently stays ahead of the curve. Her stories flow effortlessly, making her complex literary achievements appear simple. With this latest work, she continues to demonstrate her unique voice and insight into the lives of New Yorkers, delivering a narrative that feels both fresh and timeless.