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“He had reified and invigorated Homer for me as a narrative of relevance.”
“William Faulker borrows the language of Agamemnon’s ghost lamenting his sad fate to Odysseus in the underworld for the title and macabre plot of As I Lay Dying .”
“All this is framed by the enormity and eternity of the Caribbean Sea, whose ancient currents flow across history to blend into the Atlantic and then the Aegean.”
“Her storytelling gifts as transmitted through the voice of her narrator, the second eldest brother, Mac, are magical.”
“He came to New York to visit every year and some of Mac’s impressions of Montana were borrowed from his experience.”
“Would they be looking at a house full of Irish kids instead of a house full of Yanks?”
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“Mary Beth Keane’s Whale Harbor , her fifth novel, was a revelation.”
“I enjoy reading a novel written in the first person, but writing one, for me, has always felt a little insincere.”