Tender
A Literary Fiction, Cultural, Contemporary book. with email you did not have the heft of the pages, the...
"Are you asleep?" James said, nudging her with his leg. "No," Catherine said, the word all in a drowse. "Don't go to sleep," he said, and she heard him turn a page. Catherine and James are as close as two friends could ever be. They meet in Dublin in the late 1990s, she a college student, he a fledgling artist - both recent arrivals from rural communities, coming of age in a city which is teeming - or so they are told - with new freedoms, new possibilities. Catherine has never met anyone quite like James. Talented, quick-witted, adventurous and charismatic, he helps Catherine to open her eyes,...
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peered awhile, as through the keyhole Into my darkened, hushed, safe casket From which (I did not know) I had already lost the treasure. Emmet Belinda McKeon, Tender: A Novel // with email you did not have the heft of the pages, the life of the ink woven tight into the paper, rushing across it, a thing that had come directly from the other persons own hand. Or from the pen in their hand, which was almost the same; which was almost like touching them for yourself. In Belinda McKeon, Tender: A Novel // He was the friend of my life. You know, you only have one friend like that; there cant be two. Belinda McKeon, Tender //
4.5 tho, DAMN.This is perhaps the least outlandish book that I could ever review on Outlandish Lit. But it was so amazing, that I can't go on not saying anything about it. It's one of those books that's relatively long, and it's not super plot driven, and it sounds simple up front. But it's a novel that you want to stay in for as long... Do you ever think back to the time when you were a young adult and cringe? So much awkwardness, embarrassment and self-consciousness. You tried so hard to instantly become the person you wanted to be. Do you remember meeting someone who seemed so revelatory and exciting you became totally fixated on them? You wanted to be with that... In Tender, Catherine leaves her sheltered life in small town Ireland for her first year of college. She studies, she drinks, she experiments but still is waiting for more. Then she meets James. Extraordinary. That was what they were. That was a James word; that was one of the words she had got, over the summer, from James.Catherine...
