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Anne Michaels has finally written a new novel, and it's heading our way in April.
The Winter Vault, which opens in 1964, apparently involves a Canadian couple who live on a houseboat in the Nile. We are not at all surprised to learn, thanks to amazon.com, that tragedy ensues.
Can it possibly be as tragic as Fugitive Pieces? Seems impossible.
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Can it be as beautifully written as Fugitive Pieces? Or will she go the way of post-Housekeeping Marilynne Robinson?
Posted by: eileen | February 02, 2009 at 09:27 AM