Something Happened

The novel, told through the stream of consciousness of its narrator Bob Slocum, examines his life as a businessman, his family relationships, and his own psyche.

Slocum's narrative is a complex mix of memories, fantasies, and current events, often in non-chronological order.

The book satirizes business life and American culture, highlighting Slocum's discontent and desolation despite his material successes.

It is known for its meticulous prose, dark humor, and the exploration of themes such as anxiety, fear, and the human condition.