'He is ready to talk about her, his daughter. He is ready in a way.
In a way.' When a teenage girl dies in a car accident while
returning home from school, her father is left to deal with his
grief. Sent home from work for the crime of showing his emotions in
front of strangers, he cannot bring himself to utter his unspoken
thoughts of guilt and blame - not even to his wife. Alienated from
the world and, to some degree, his own mind, and with his marriage
slowly collapsing, the man starts to consider his grief. In lyrical
prose, Ami Rao experiments with language to explore grief, one of
the most complex of human emotions. Inspired by the essays of
Roland Barthes, this fragmented and philosophical novella is deeply
moving.
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