'This blistering novel about early motherhood was on every prize list when it was published, and with good reason. Raw, funny, moving.'
Soldier Sailor is in Good Housekeeping's list of 10 books every new mum should read.
https://t.co/eB9DsA5p4j
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@FreeRangeKids I think even older kids (13+) could benefit from playgrounds made just for them. They seem to abruptly stop at 12, as if they’re supposed to just grow up and put away childish things when they hit middle school.
‘Joy is as short as the word. Check out the bravery of my child! I wanted to proclaim. Look at him go! But there was no one to proclaim it to.’
Read an extract from Claire Kilroy’s Soldier Sailor.
https://t.co/nMNXB6ww8U
'A book powered by fury — a lovely, lyrical fury — at the way even today, for so many women, motherhood feels like a trap.'
A fantastic interview with Claire Kilroy in @thetimes.
https://t.co/HLeNa18rQI
@FSchneider1100 Sometimes you just need another eye. Twenty years ago you suggested I move a pivotal scene in a play to the beginning, and it made all the difference.
A heartbreaking work of genius, highlighting how common human behavior is, and how common goodness and redemption are too. A two-minute poem in movie format. #ourcommonhumanity via @McCormickProf
@FSchneider1100 I remember so well a lovely poem you wrote at Trinity called “To Make a Walk”. It made me realize that poetry could be beautiful and accessible.
@TheAtlantic@DKThomp Yesterday: early to airport, crazy at Newark, run to gate, seats given away. Bags got to FL (still there). But not our family of four.