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“MBK: This was one of the biggest challenges of the early drafts.”
“Mary Beth Keane’s Whale Harbor , her fifth novel, was a revelation.”
“But home was home and that was always Ireland.”
“I can see things about a character—in this case Mac—that he can’t see about himself.”
“Despite all this overlap, however, the novel truly is a fiction.”
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“And so there is a kind of grief that’s just baseline in the new immigrants I knew growing up.”
“I didn’t know how guilty my father still felt about that until he was in his last days and kept talking about it.” * Jane Ciabattari: You mention in an author’s note that Whale Harbor shares “certain plot points” with your father’s life, and that he grew up in an Irish-speaking village in Connemara, the second of eleven siblings.”