I’ve read two of Sebastian Barry books and am looking forward to the others — all about members of the same family but there’s no need to know the backstories to be fully present on the current page. Though I might, in the end, re-read them all with, I suppose, greater knowledge. It’s like how you get to know more and more about everythi…
I’ve read two of Sebastian Barry books and am looking forward to the others — all about members of the same family but there’s no need to know the backstories to be fully present on the current page. Though I might, in the end, re-read them all with, I suppose, greater knowledge. It’s like how you get to know more and more about everything (people, world) as time goes by. The unfolding of a map, just that. The routes are held by it, but you don’t have to trace them exactly.
I’ve read two of Sebastian Barry books and am looking forward to the others — all about members of the same family but there’s no need to know the backstories to be fully present on the current page. Though I might, in the end, re-read them all with, I suppose, greater knowledge. It’s like how you get to know more and more about everything (people, world) as time goes by. The unfolding of a map, just that. The routes are held by it, but you don’t have to trace them exactly.