Grief
Grief by Andrew Holleran is a reprint edition published by Hyperion Books on June 5, 2007. This 160-page novel explores themes of loss and yearning through the experiences of a lonely professor who seeks refuge in Washington, D.C. after the death of his mother. As he navigates his new surroundings, he encounters a solitary landlord and reflects on the somber atmosphere of the city, alongside the poignant journals of Mary Todd Lincoln.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of grief and the search for understanding in the face of personal loss. The story intertwines elements of literary fiction with LGBTQ+ themes, offering insights into the emotional landscape of its protagonist. Through his journey, the novel presents unexpected truths about America and the nature of mourning, inviting contemplation on the connections between history and personal experience.
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Now in paperback, the universally acclaimed novel about loss and yearning
Reeling from the recent death of his invalid mother, an exhausted, lonely professor comes to our nation’s capital to escape his previous life. What he finds there — in his handsome, solitary landlord; in the city’s somber mood and sepulchral architecture; and in the strange and impassioned journals of Mary Todd Lincoln — shows him unexpected truths about America and loss.
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