A novel that, after several brief initial chapters on a wedding and a tragic car accident following, follows the lives of the occupants of the car that kills a 10 year old girl, including the life of the drunken driver.
Very strong. At times over the years the guilty connection between the car occupants and the increasingly-distant catastrophe victim grow tenuous, but Anshaw completes each of the five lives she follows so densely one begins to forget the accident itself.
Anshaw is witty and has a compelling eye for detail. Mostly set in Chicago, the narrative covers 30 years, from the early 80s until shortly after 9/11.
Talk not with scorn of Authors- it was the chattering of the Geese that saved the Capitol. Coleridge
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