Title: Resonates Long After the Last Page
Product review: Don't miss the book, even if you catch the movie. The final thread connecting Virginia Woolf, the New York Mrs. Dalloway, and Laura Brown arrives with considerable affection and subtlety. The writing throughout is spare, precise, sympathetic and true. The novel, far more than the movie, delivers on the title: every single human battles depression and loss, but there are those Hours, when life is suddenly all that we think it should be always. They come unexpectedly, often unrecognized but we stay alive for them, alert for them, even when it seems impossible that any one will ever come again.Highly praised novels often disappoint me when I finally get around to reading them. This one did not, but understand that conventional action and plot development are conspicuous by their absence.
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