October 31, 2019

REVIEW: 'Olive, Again' Marks the Stunning Return of the Tart, Intractable Olive Kitteridge

October 31, 2019/ Adam Cohen

Strout Alternates Among the Dark and the Disquieting, the Ordinary and the Luminous

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“It’s a long game,” McCracken says. “That’s all I ever want to impart to my students.”