Andrew Blackman
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Most of this novel is memory: a woman thinking about her daughter’s suicide and remembering an earlier summer in post-War Nagasaki. Almost nothing happens in the present day. The whole story takes place in the past.
And the story in the past is full of holes. At first this annoyed me but, the more I [...]
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