Tuesday, April 16, 2019

The Last of Her Kind



How have I never read Sigrid Nunez before?
I'm desperate to read every word she's written.

She writes about women and female friendship
with a strong sense of knowing.
Void of sentimentally, she examines the ideals of two young women from 
very different backgrounds who meet as freshman roommates at Barnard in 1968.

Their lives continue to diverge as they find their footing as adults in a turbulent era 
and then the unthinkable happens; one of them is sentenced to life in prison.

Gorgeously crafted, dense with complex ideas, but oh so accessible.  

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