Cait Recommends
-
The Dud Avocado – Elaine Dundy
What’s the use of remembering anything? If it was unpleasant it was unpleasant and if it was pleasant it’s over. Continue reading
-
Of Dogs and Walls – Yuko Tsushima
When it’s nothing, really. When it really doesn’t mean a thing. Continue reading
-
Today a woman went mad in the supermarket – Hilma Wolitzer.
“That’s that,” I said, never believing it for a moment. Continue reading
-
A Sunday in Ville-d’Avray – Dominique Barberis
What hopes, what expectations remained to her? What could still happen? Would the passing hours simply ‘wound’ her, one by one? Continue reading
-
Secrets of Happiness – Joan Silber
The world, with all its wild shifts and flaring upheavels, was not a changeable planet to her. Continue reading
-
The Parchinko Parlour – Elisa Shua Dusapin
When I finally ask her why she’s so quiet she says it’s because the holidays are almost over. Continue reading
-
After The Funeral – Tessa Hadley
But at any rate the story of my life was set down, its themes were established, and I was living in the coda. Continue reading
