Extra Innings A Memoir

Extra Innings A Memoir by Doris Grumbach, published by W. W. Norton & Company in June 1995, offers a reflective account of a year filled with literary experiences and personal challenges. Spanning 300 pages, this memoir captures the essence of life in coastal Maine, intertwining the beauty of nature with the complexities of travel to various locations, including New York, Washington, and Mexico, while also confronting themes of illness and mortality.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the joys and difficulties of everyday life, as well as the pursuit of a sense of belonging and inner tranquility. The memoir touches on aspects of biography and literary criticism, providing insights into the customs and traditions that shape human experiences. Grumbach’s exploration of these themes invites contemplation on the nature of home and the quest for peace amidst life’s uncertainties.
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It records an eventful and quotidian year crowded with literary pleasures and pains, the natural beauties and social particulars of life in coastal Maine, the mingled joys and affronts of travel to New York, Washington, Mexico, and the looming presence of illness and mortality. It is, finally, a book about the successful search for home and for inward peace.
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