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When All Is Said
by Anne Griffin
Absolutely incredible. One of the most well-crafted, thematic voices I’ve encountered in recent memory. The narrative skips around, hunting the dearest memories of an old Irishman. In the recounting of five people, five toasts at his mainstay bar, the story of Maurice is revealed and, often, beautifully interwoven with those around him.
This book is powerful and elegant in how ostensibly effortless it is to tap into a rich, deeply human experience. I can’t think of a thing I didn’t like about it. Even it’s length was perfect.
This book is powerful and elegant in how ostensibly effortless it is to tap into a rich, deeply human experience. I can’t think of a thing I didn’t like about it. Even it’s length was perfect.