2. A Small Town at the Foot of the Rendering Sails00:01:13
3Chapter 300:01:53
4. My House in Summer, a ‘70s Suburban00:02:43
5. A Food Court in Front of a Strip Mall, A Line of Customers00:04:58
6. My House in Winter00:06:00
7. My Parents' Bedroom, with the Covers Askew (Charcoal on paper)00:02:50
8. A Dining Room, Empty Except for Light00:09:26
9. Portrait of Chloe Seated in a Garden00:03:18
10. A Crystal City in a Range of Misty Mountains00:02:31
11. My House in Early Fall (Watercolor on paper)00:02:14
12. Us Running Hand in Hand Through Grasses, Maybe Wheat00:10:04
13. A Small Town Beneath a Hovering Luxe Cloud Complex00:08:42
14. My House in Late Fall00:03:32
15Chapter 1500:04:48
16. A Village on a Mountain Peak, Taken from Some Old Master00:06:24
17. Autumn in a Field Near a Discharge Facility00:04:53
18. Human Idol Emporium (Buddy Gui’s House)00:10:52
19. A Local Vuvv Compound00:05:49
20. My House in December00:02:15
21. The Parking Lot of the Looted Old Stop & Shop00:10:35
22Chapter 2200:09:07
23. The Driveway, Empty (Pencil on paper)00:10:29
24. Stuffed Animals in a Line00:03:18
25. The Landing Site of a Vuvv Medical Clinic, Boston Common00:06:06
26. My House, Underwater (Digital media; unfinished)00:05:30
27. Sloppy Smiley (Mixed media)00:11:03
28. A Vuvv Ship as Large as a Small Town, Up Among the Stars00:10:35
29Chapter 2900:07:29
30Chapter 3000:07:46
31. A Small Town Under the Stars00:02:42
32. My House in Early Spring (Final Rendering)00:08:19
33. An Undisclosed Location in the Blue Ridge Mountains00:04:19
Landscape with Invisible Hand (M. T. Anderson) is set up as one continuous listen: cover, runtime, and a chapter list on the same page.
National Audiobook Award winner M. T. Anderson returns to future Earth in a sharply wrought satire of art and truth in the midst of colonization. When the vuvv first landed, it came as a surprise to aspiring artist Adam and the rest of planet Earth – but not necessarily an unwelcome one. Can it really be called an invasion when the vuvv generously offered free advanced technology and cures for every illness imaginable? As it turns out, yes. With his parents’ jobs replaced by alien tech and no money f
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