Our Strangers- Lydia Davis
Lydia Davis could have written anything, literally anything, and we would have loved it as she takes up the battle cry of indie bookshops and refuses to let her latest offering be sold on Amazon.
Thankfully, it's all too easy to marvel at, and fall in love with, her latest collection of short stories.
A master observer, these snippet-like tales zoom us into a moment in time, an interaction, a person, that plays with the notion of who and what we know.
Empathetic, nuanced and strange, this is a standout collection to be enjoyed by all.
Lydia Davis could have written anything, literally anything, and we would have loved it as she takes up the battle cry of indie bookshops and refuses to let her latest offering be sold on Amazon.
Thankfully, it's all too easy to marvel at, and fall in love with, her latest collection of short stories.
A master observer, these snippet-like tales zoom us into a moment in time, an interaction, a person, that plays with the notion of who and what we know.
Empathetic, nuanced and strange, this is a standout collection to be enjoyed by all.
Lydia Davis could have written anything, literally anything, and we would have loved it as she takes up the battle cry of indie bookshops and refuses to let her latest offering be sold on Amazon.
Thankfully, it's all too easy to marvel at, and fall in love with, her latest collection of short stories.
A master observer, these snippet-like tales zoom us into a moment in time, an interaction, a person, that plays with the notion of who and what we know.
Empathetic, nuanced and strange, this is a standout collection to be enjoyed by all.