Pylon

Set against the backdrop of an air show in a fictionalized New Orleans, the narrative explores a complex relationship among a trio of flyers, highlighting their transient existence in a rapidly changing world. The unnamed reporter serves as an observer, grappling with the characters' disconnection from societal norms and values. Faulkner examines the tension between modernity and traditional human values, questioning whether the old ideals can survive amidst a culture that seemingly has no place for these unconventional lives.