A stark, multi-part narrative poem about love, violence, memory, and the long ache of a broken family.
The book blends intense domestic scenes with mythic, dreamlike imagery to probe what keeps people bound to place, guilt, and history.
In these pages, the familiar rhythms of family life give way to psychological and emotional storms. Through free verse and lyrical prose, the book traces a mother’s endurance under a husband’s fury, the silent pull of two sons, and the restless ache of a house that holds both memory and pain. Across shifting tonal gears, the collection moves from intimate and brutal moments to a broader meditation on loss, time, and reconciliation with the past. The title stories intertwine with imagery drawn from landscapes and dreams, creating a powerful atmosphere of haunting beauty and hard-won insight."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
JOHN FREEMAN is an award-winning writer and book critic who has written for numerous publications, including "The New York Times Book Review", the "Los Angeles Times", "The Guardian", and "The Wall Street Journal". Freeman won the 2007 James Patterson PageTurner Award. He was recently named editor of "Granta". He lives in New York City.
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