Yet Today, a contemporary novel from Anthony Caplan, explores the mythic fallout of a man's quest to save his family from the decay of a drug- riddled and conspiracy-addled world. To be released on Teacher Appreciation Day, May 5, 2020, Yet Today is set in a New England threatened by drugs and criminal organizations, a country on the brink of destruction from within and without. Gillum Kaosky is married to Sibyl and has three children. They have raised their family on a farm in central New Hampshire. Gillum works as a Spanish teacher... ... On one recent summer, to earn extra money to pay for college for his teenaged children, Gillum finds a job that will change the way everything works. Inside the DEA, Kaosky is tasked with wire-tapping the Dominican crime families responsible for bringing heroin and fentanyl into northern New England. His work finds him making uncanny connections. Tapped wires make clear the shifting allegiances and dangers that confront all families. Kaosky is privy to the secrets that connect us all. Bittersweet and tragicomic, Yet Today is a sharply observed homage to the travails of married life, the perils of high school teaching, and a testament to the extraordinary quality of every day.