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"The Fountain at the Center of the World" by Robert Newman

By Andrew O'Hehir

A sweeping social novel veers from corporate London to rural Mexico to the fateful street protests of 1999 Seattle. Is it graceful and elegant? Not so much. But you won't soon forget it.

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