From the author of "The Great Fire," a collection of stories about
love and acceptance, expectations and disappointment
Shirley Hazzard's stories are sharp, sensitive portrayals of
moments of crisis. Whether they are set in the Italian countryside
or suburban Connecticut, the stories deal with real people and real
problems.
In the title piece, a young widow is surprised and ashamed by her
lack of grief for her husband.
In "A Place in the Country," a young woman has a passionate, guilty
affair with her cousin's husband. In "Harold," a gawky, lonely
young man finds acceptance and respect through his poetry.
Moving and evocative, these ten stories are written with subtlety,
humor, and a keen understanding of the relationships between men
and women.
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