The Short Version: A series of connected vignettes, telling the story of several interconnected lives from World War II to the present – but the connections are unknown, cosmic in their perfection and their quiet beauty. The Review: For such a slender volume, this book is heavy with beauty.  It’s basically 200 pages and is over before you know it – but the whole thing feels so rich, like a branch hanging with not only fruit but dew and sunbeams. To […]

Categories: Fiction, Literature • Tags: Advance Review, Fiction, HarperCollins, Historical Fiction, Literature, Simon Van Booy, The Illusion of Separateness