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The Story of a Marriage — by Andrew Sean Greer

Page one: .................... We think we know the ones we love. Our husbands, our wives. We know them — we are them, sometimes; when separated at a party we find ourselves voicing their opinions, their taste in food or books,...

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'What a strange and sad thing to be a man...'

The blogosphere jury is decidedly split when it comes to Andrew Sean Greer's The Story of a Marriage. Mark Thwaite (he of Ready Steady Book and The Book Depository ) has lambasted it as 'a tissue of cliches and clunky metaphors: it looks beautiful and accomplished (and it is exquisitely paced and sometimes wonderfully written) but is set up merely to "push your buttons"' Asylum's John Self concured...

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Seeing white: race in writing

Andrew Sean Greer's new novel, The Story of a Marriage, plays with the reader's assumptions, testing what we see in our mind's eye

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Andrew Sean Greer: The Story of a Marriage

I didn’t intend to read Andrew Sean Greer’s novel The Story of a Marriage until I read a hat trick of rave reviews from trusted bloggers dovegreyreader , Lizzy Siddal and Kirsty . They loved it to a man (that is, woman), and I decided I had to see what all the fuss was about. Then I saw Mark Thwaite on ReadySteadyBook take a somewhat different line - “mawkish tapestry of cliché,” was it? - and there’s...

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Andrew Sean Greer

Youngish author profiled in the Guardian. But what does Greer know of this time and those people’s struggles? He was born in 1970 in Washington DC to two scientists. “They both told me the 50s were dreadful.” He has also clearly spent a lot of time reading up on the era, the fraught period before the [...]

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Stuart Jeffries talks to US writer Andrew Sean Greer about his latest novel, The Story of a Marriage

Praised for his 'perfumed, dandified style', Andrew Sean Greer is one of America's finest young writers. He tells Stuart Jeffries about the family secret that inspired his latest novel, The Story of a Marriage

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Book review: The Story of a Marriage

THE STORY OF A MARRIAGE Andrew Sean Greer Faber & Faber, £12.99

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Love explored in The Story Of A Marriage

Books: Andrew Sean Greer looks at the way people hide behind public versions of themselves, the way a married couple will silently collaborate in living a lie and the unfathomable nature of love.

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The Story of a Marriage review

My review of Andrew Sean Greer 's highly-praised, certainly proficient, but in fact mawkish tapestry of cliché, The Story of a Marriage , can be read in the Independent newspaper today. My review begins: "It was a queer, sultry summer, the summer they electrocuted the Rosenbergs." So begins Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar , set in 1953 at the height of McCarthyite anti-communism. This is also the year...

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● Younger than we used to be

While we're on the topic of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button , Andrew Sean Greer wrote a book with a similar premise published in 2004 called The Confessions of Max Tivoli . It was based in part on the same Fitzgerald story as Fincher's film. Mr. Greer is candid about the precedents: F. Scott Fitzgerald told a related story in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," and that in turn was inspired...

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Literary pick of the week

My old friend and literary rock star Andrew Sean Greer reads from his new book, The Story of a Marriage, this Thursday at the Main Library at 6:30. His previous novel, The Confessions of Max Tivoli, was one of the first books chosen as part of the SF Reads program. Worth going to.

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Review: Fears, foibles of '50s are background to domestic drama

The haunting questions in Andrew Sean Greer's exquisite new novel resonate with us all: "What do you want from life? Could you even say?" We might be able to articulate a general idea -- say, that reliable standby "I want to be happy."

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Cancel Your Plans.

For those in the Los Angeles area, I want to remind you that tonight at the downtown public library, Mark Sarvas is in conversation with Andrew Sean Greer. Drop everything! I mean it.

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L.A. EVENT - ANDREW SEAN GREER AT LAPL

Please join me tomorrow evening at the Los Angeles Public Library, where I will be participating in the ALOUD series, which presents Andrew Sean Greer in conversation with you-know-who. We'll be talking mostly about his wonderful new novel, The Story...

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The Story of a Marriage - Andrew Sean Greer

For the first time since the 5th of May, I have finally finished a book! What a shame that this constitutes news in itself at the moment, but what is a girl to do? Anyway, last night I stayed up...