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Paul Lynch has described his novel as “an attempt at radical empathy”. He does that by recreating in a developed, Western country, the kind of sense of impermanence and political instability that is usually reserved for countries in other areas of the planet – from the Global South to the Middle East.
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The meanings of “gliff” encapsulate its characters and its plot in an unfolding that never ends. Gliff was the novel of the year for me, an absolute marvel that I hope you have a chance to read soon.
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With a series of new Austenian adaptations being announced in the months leading up to Jane Austen’s 250th birthday, I decided it was time to read The Other Bennet Sister.
