This book will make you smile and hug your dog (or cat, or chicken, or pigeon, or goat, or tiger….whatever).
Learning about this tribe is the key virtue of this book; Ms. See’s research is impressive.
T. K. touches the searing, life-or-death buttons of life. Would you, dear writer, dare to do the same?
On vacation, I always try to fill a hole in my literary knowledge by bringing along a book I aspired to read. This time it was Nabokov and Alice and Wonderland. The only Nabokov I had was a yellowed, or rather browned, version of a book I’d never heard of, Pnin, 1957 edition. The coverContinue reading “Vladimir Nabokov’s PNIN”
A definitive, comprehensive, ultimately optimistic investigation into the suicidal mind.
Anyone interested in writing a family memoir would be well advised to follow Cherington’s progress in writing the book, as she allows the reader to do.
A rags-to-relative-comfort story with a fairytale ending.
This book all about being human, with all the danger, passion, energy, beauty, and danger that entails.
As I looked at Morris sitting next to me recently, I wondered how she had survived…but after reading her book, I now know.