Life After Life

Life After Life by Jill McCorkle, published by Algonquin Books in January 2013, is a literary work that explores themes of self-discovery and the human experience across various ages. This edition spans 362 pages and presents a narrative centered around the residents, staff, and neighbors of the Pine Haven retirement center, showcasing a diverse cast from twelve-year-old Abby to eighty-five-year-old Sadie. The book invites readers to reflect on the profound discoveries that can occur at any stage of life.
In Life After Life, Jill McCorkle crafts a community filled with relatable characters who navigate the complexities of existence with humor and insight. The story emphasizes the potential for second chances and the rediscovery of life, highlighting moments of grace and unexpected magic. Through the lens of these characters, the novel delves into the intricacies of memory and time, offering a thoughtful examination of life’s possibilities right up to its conclusion.
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Award-winning author Jill McCorkle takes us on a splendid journey through time and memory in this, her tenth work of fiction. Life After Life is filled with a sense of wonder at our capacity for self-discovery at any age. And the residents, staff, and neighbors of the Pine Haven retirement center (from twelve-year-old Abby to eighty-five-year-old Sadie) share some of life’s most profound discoveries and are some of the most true-to-life characters that you are ever likely to meet in fiction. Delivered with her trademark wit, Jill McCorkle’s constantly surprising novel illuminates the possibilities of second chances, hope, and rediscovering life right up to the very end. She has conjured an entire community that reminds us that grace and magic can–and do–appear when we least expect it.Ê
— from the Algonquin catalog
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